You'll notice that the problem is still there. So I'm just wondering when the docs get updated or if that is automated in any way...
Also I want to improve sections of the tutorial and stuff, but I'm curious to know how frequent the changes would be reflected. I'm assuming the sauerbraten site is probably just a linux machine somewhere running a webserver and probably doesn't have any automation?
Another option is hosting it through github pages and then using github workflow to run doxgen whenever a certain type of merge request gets made which would allow for changes to be reflected immediately. But I get that integrating into git-hubs services may not be preferred.
The other week I got one of my pull requests merged which removes some extra whitespace (
<br>
) on this page:http://sauerbraten.org/enet/Tutorial.html#SendingPacket
You'll notice that the problem is still there. So I'm just wondering when the docs get updated or if that is automated in any way...
Also I want to improve sections of the tutorial and stuff, but I'm curious to know how frequent the changes would be reflected. I'm assuming the sauerbraten site is probably just a linux machine somewhere running a webserver and probably doesn't have any automation?
Another option is hosting it through github pages and then using github workflow to run doxgen whenever a certain type of merge request gets made which would allow for changes to be reflected immediately. But I get that integrating into git-hubs services may not be preferred.