I saw you linked the readme to Assets/Plugins/Ink/README.md (which I didnt know you could do, neat!) - but there's no file at that path.
I thought this was portable to Windows, but apparently not with some configs/clients: StackOverflow discussion.
Possible fixes:
Revert the PR and add a build script that copies the README into the package directory (similar to the Example.unitypackage script included in #122)
Check if enabling core.symlinks in local git config resolves the issue and add a note to the README.
Given that option 2 adds friction to new contributions to the project I think it's probably simpler to just go for option 1. Sorry for the confusion @tomkail!
As reported by @tomkail:
I thought this was portable to Windows, but apparently not with some configs/clients: StackOverflow discussion.
Possible fixes:
core.symlinks
in local git config resolves the issue and add a note to the README.Given that option 2 adds friction to new contributions to the project I think it's probably simpler to just go for option 1. Sorry for the confusion @tomkail!
I'll make a fix for this.