Bruno Haible writes:
> Thanks. Pushed.
Great, thanks!
Asher
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> Whoops, I meant to amend the commit, not create a new one. Here's the
> full patch:
Thanks. Pushed.
Bruno
Asher Gordon writes:
> Ok, I've updated my patch; see below.
Whoops, I meant to amend the commit, not create a new one. Here's the
full patch:
From d6859cd978ed2ff787b062b5094656b3c3608c91 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Asher Gordon
Date: Fri, 22 May 2020 13:39:01 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] gendocs
Karl Berry writes:
> Thanks for all your work on this.
Happy to help! :-)
> Also, I used 2020 for the copyright year. Should that instead be
> something like 2007-2020?
>
> Yes. The lone year "2020" stuff is only for the online web pages.
Ah, I see. So should these copyright years be u
Thanks for all your work on this.
Also, I used 2020 for the copyright year. Should that instead be
something like 2007-2020?
Yes. The lone year "2020" stuff is only for the online web pages.
Also, I think the Parent-Version: value should be incremented in
gendocs_template. I'm not sure i
Hi Karl,
Karl Berry writes:
> Asher and all - the CC-BY-ND (or, previously, "verbatim copying is
> allowed") is intended to refer to the web page as posted publicly
> (that's why it's visible text), not the gendocs_* template files
> themselves.
Ah, I see. I guess I didn't look very carefully a
Asher and all - the CC-BY-ND (or, previously, "verbatim copying is
allowed") is intended to refer to the web page as posted publicly
(that's why it's visible text), not the gendocs_* template files
themselves.
I suppose there should be commented-out text stating the license of the
template text, w
Whoops, I forgot to include the string "[gnu.org #1531751]" in the
Subject of my previous message, so it created new issue (to which this
is a reply). I have never written to licens...@fsf.org before, so I
didn't realize how it works.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. If you
Asher Gordon writes:
> However, gendocs_template_min is licensed under the Creative Commons
> Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
After noticing that the gendocs_template for GNU Tar is licensed under
the GNU All-Permissive license, I figured that perhaps gendocs_template
in Gnulib w
Hello,
I would like to use the gendocs.sh script to generate documentation for
my package.ยน However, since my package is not part of the GNU project,
there are naturally some changes I would like to make to the gendocs
template (specifically, gendocs_template_min). Here are the specific
changes I
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