Closed pointlessone closed 1 month ago
Test result: PASS 🟢
The link points to a file that does not exist (error 404).
Sorry, fixed.
The docset should be directly inside the archive (i.e. don't archive any enclosing folder). In your archive the docset is inside a dist
folder.
I've remade the archive. If you can, please make sure to archive the docset directly on your next submission.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Thank you. Absolutely.
@Kapeli @pointlessone I used to be the maintainer of the RFC docset (see https://github.com/Kapeli/Dash-User-Contributions/pull/2480), that was originally created by @willnorris
The repo was not updated for a few years as the RFCs were migrated. Last month all the issues were cleared, and I started the process to get the docset ready for publishing.
However, as I came here today, I noticed that last week the repo was replaced with a new one in this PR.
How do you want to move forward in addressing the conflict? Any preference?
@weppos Can you point me to a downloadable docset with @Tenzer's changes? My preference would be towards users getting the version of the docset with the least issues, so I'd start by comparing the 2 docsets. As I'm not familiar with this docset, any help / suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Sure thing. Please give me until next week, this one I have limited connectivity.
@Kapeli I uploaded the file, you can find it at https://storage.googleapis.com/rfcdash/RFCs.docset-v2.0.0.tgz
Also referenced in https://github.com/willnorris/rfcdash/blob/master/RFCs.xml
Hi @Kapeli, did you have the chance to take a look? Anything I can help with?
Sorry, I missed your previous comment.
The docsets seem to be very similar.
The docset by @pointlessone has table of contents support for the RFCs that have the nicer page styling. See screenshots.
Can you find any issues/shortcomings in the docset by @pointlessone?
My code is in Ruby so it's not exactly compatible with @weppos script. I'm fine if it's being used as reference (it's under Apache license) if @weppos is willing to maintain it and update the docset once in a while.
The docset file: RFCs.tgz.