Update README.md to point to the new doc/src directory #231
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Could you also add to this patch a change in updating_docs.md so it also references doc/src/*.md? Having lots of tiny PRs makes the branches look so messy. :-) And rebase it? |
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Certainly. I just noticed a bunch of little things. 😄 |
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Yes, I long ago tried once to rebase after I had pulled which did work but then suddenly most of the PRs weren't pulled any more. I think it was because I made new commits when I changed the branch which unpulled the original ones. Or something like that. I have not found a clean way of both pulling and rebasing. |
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I think GitHub offers some help there now, but I'm skeptical. https://github.com/blog/2141-squash-your-commits |
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I'm going to fold #230 in this one. |
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That looks interesting. I must try that. The worst thing that can happen is that I have to reset and lose all the pulls and your branches magically reappear. I have always had this option but it has been hidden in a menu. |
Similar to #223, update README.md and doc/src/updating_docs.md to point to the new doc/src directory.
Allow DESTBINDIR to be set by the user.
I use Nix to manage Erlang installations, which results in my not being
able to use the default DESTBINDIR.
With this change, the following works for me in fish shell:
env DESTBINDIR=/usr/local/bin make install
This shouldn't have any negative consequences for "normal" users and
might be helpful to others as well.
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Ok, sorry for the noise. This is good to go now :) |
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No worries, just me being picky. I will now try a squash and see what happens, cross your fingers. |
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Actually, hang on. I'll fold the Travis updates into this. Can you set up the https://travis-ci.org end, @rvirding? You basically just have to authenticate and flip the switch. |
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Wait |
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I'm on Slack if you want to discuss in real time. |
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The squash apparently compacts all the commits into one commit, not just ff merging it into the branch. Let's try a small experiment as it is now first. |
* Update README.md and doc/src/updating_docs.md Similar to #223, update README.md and doc/src/updating_docs.md to point to the new doc/src directory. * Update Makefile Allow DESTBINDIR to be set by the user. I use Nix to manage Erlang installations, which results in my not being able to use the default DESTBINDIR. With this change, the following works for me in fish shell: env DESTBINDIR=/usr/local/bin make install This shouldn't have any negative consequences for "normal" users and might be helpful to others as well.
Similar to #223, update README.md to point to the new doc/src directory.