README link not updated to v0.21

[Poppy22]

Bug Report 🐛

In the README, the link from How to use the Cicero Templating System (the third one from Documentation) points to How to use a template page, which has instructions from v0.13 instead of v0.21.

Expected Behavior

I believe the link should actually point to up-to-date documentation (v0.21).

Current Behavior

A newcomer might end up combining instructions from the two versions, resulting in error / confusion. Here is a summary of the tutorial:

• installing cicero-cli@0.13 (by copying the first command)
• downloading helloworld@0.13.0.cta (which is incompatible with cicero-cli@0.13 => errors when calling cicero parse); also, the following commands refer to helloworld@0.10.1.cta
• the user will then have to either upgrade to cicero-cli@0.21 or to download helloworld@0.10.1.cta and follow the tutorial normally
• depending on the previous step, either use cicero trigger or cicero execute

(This happened to me :D)

Possible Solution

The solution is simple, to update the link in the README from https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/basic-use.html to https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/started-hello.html.

Or to create a basic-use.html page for v0.21 (the existing one is for v0.13), with updated instructions.

I will make a PR to update the link. (the first proposed solution)

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open the link from the README.
2. Follow the tutorial.

[jolanglinais]

Context from @jeromesimeon:

I'm very tempted to remove all this part of the README and point to the techdocs. Or we'll end up again with X PRs to review all a little bit different.

I mostly agree. We need to have a systematic approach to making these docs both more maintainable and at least as accessible.

[Priyaraj17]

Is this issue open? I would like to work on it.

[Poppy22]

@irmerk @jeromesimeon I will update the PR based on your feedback, so I should simply delete the Documentation section in the README. There is a link to the documentation in the Overview section already.

@Priyaraj17 I have already started working on this yesterday :D

[jolanglinais]

I don't think it's a simple as deleting the Documentation section in the README. This will take some thought and I'm not sure yet.

[jolanglinais]

I believe this is no longer an issue after #358