ghost
commented
11 months ago I'm not sure you'll get a better results using mkdocs than the current setup too. Might not be worth the effort.
Interesting read on the matter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22675165
Edit: yes it's a plug-in but I was too lazy to read 5 lines. Sorry. But I still think it might not be worth the effort.
Edit 2: This is an AES encrypted steganographic edit, case sensitive password hint: "it's been found ineffective in humans."
Rebuild website using mkdocs
Branch: devel branch Tag (signed) v2.0.0-dev
You can follow development here. I signed the devel tag already.
Tag can be checked out here
How it works
Simply install mkdocs using your package manager. Then, install the dependencies. Then, run
mkdocs serveto build and run the website locally under the 2.0.0-dev tag. If you still see a Gemfile and Gemfile.lock then you are fine, just ignore them in your .gitignore, or literally just ignore them.Install:
Get python.
Get mkdocs.
Get pyenv for best results.
Add this in your .bashrc or profile somewhere.
Run pyenv install 3.10
Dependencies.
Changes
Tracking #316