Closed MattClarkson closed 3 years ago
Decided to update scikit-surgery docs once per month, or on any major release, rather than try to be too clever.
I have updated documentation for scikit-surgeryutils, surfacematch, torch and tf.
I've also added a list of all current tutorials (that I could find) to the scikit-surgery README, which is also included in the readthedocs page.
For reference, this is how to manually update all submodules, to pull in any changes to the documentation:
git clone https://github.com/UCL/scikit-surgery --recursive
git submodule update --remote --merge
git add -u
git commit -m "Updating docs"
git push
Should also list surgery*tracker and surgery speech on the list of packages
I'm updating the documentation for them at the moment, then can add to the main list.
Do you own the Readthedocs project for nditracker, and can you add me to it?
Thanks. I've added you as maintainer to a bunch of my readthedocs projects.
Present: @MattClarkson @mianasbat @tdowrick Apols: @thompson318
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71 - domain name
71 - updating all scikit-surgery sub-projects to be compliant with new documentation standard. @mianasbat to help @tdowrick
73 - Need nice intro for scikit-surgery, as landing page dull
75 - To promote scikit-surgery, new tutorials?
76 - Discuss new directions?
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