lgtm

On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 01:14:10PM -0700, Chris Aniszczyk wrote:

It's nice to see the build status in the README:
https://travis-ci.org/opencontainers/image-spec

Pandoc does not agree 1 ;). Maybe @vbatts will know of a way to
make both sides happy :p.

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@vbatts so hard no on this?

is there a way for pandoc to ignore certain things? not a blocker by any means, it's just nice to see the build status in a very visible manner

ok, so I am a hard no on the badge being in the outputted 'docs'. SO, maybe the README is only a landing for the github project, but the is a proper abstract/TOC/intro for the docs produced?

also, i'm not sure what the situaish is here with the DCO missing. :-\

That's because I broke the PR by adding a patch through the web interface. Sorry.

SO, maybe the README is only a landing for the github project, but the is a proper abstract/TOC/intro for the docs produced?

Yes, we should do this (see also #246 (comment))

yeah. perhaps that is ideal.

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That's because I broke the PR by adding a patch. Sorry.

SO, maybe the README is only a landing for the github project, but the is
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Yes, we should do this (see also #246 (comment)
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