Brice Figureau:
> I will check to see if :include: works correctly first.
I was just able to use it in front of a class:
# :include:README.rdoc
class readme {}
I can then browse to __site__::readme in the rdoc HTML output, and see
my long essay.
> If it does, then I think adding this as the first line of
> manifests/site.pp:
>
> # :include:README.rdoc
This doesn't appear to work for me. The "Module __site__" page lists
the nodes, classes and modules within, but provides no documentation of
its own.
> might just be enough. If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll try
> to fix the bug.
[...]
> In any case, can you file a redmine ticket?
Happily. I'll go do that, now that I have an idea of what we both think
is desirable.
Many thanks for your patience in this thread!
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in visiting, I talked about what I am now saying here."
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