On Mon, Feb 17, 2025 at 06:33:30PM +0000, Gavin Smith wrote:
> It should be easy to create an htmlxref.d directory and upload the
> two files there.

Should I document that in the manual?

> There would be the question of whether we then delete the uploaded
> (unitary) htmlxref.cnf.  We would not be making any more updates to
> that file.  Users of older Texinfo versions could still use newer data
> by concatenating the two files and calling the result "htmlxref.cnf",
> except the "htmlxrefversion" variable would be set twice, which hopefully
> isn't a problem.

It is not a problem, it is actually interpreted as setting the
htmlxrefversion variable value, and, as far as I can tell, nothing
prevents a variable to be set twice.

> Users could also get these data files from the git repository, although
> downloading them from the web URL is likely more straightforward.

-- 
Pat

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