Closed mfld-fr closed 5 years ago
Thanks for the link. It seems that the documentation can expect either plain text (txt) or restructuredRext (rst), but not MarkDown (md). GitHub on the other hand expects MarkDown for the readme file, but does not support RestructuredText for the README (as far as I can find), despite that the wiki here on GitHub requires RestructuredText.
Hmmm. The tool we use for documentation (Sphinx) can do rst-to-md, but I don't know of an easy was to do md-to-rst. That would prevent us from keeping two variants of the same file.
As an alternative we can use doc/index.rst instead of README.md/README.txt.
Yeah, several design options are available, but I would merge this one before improving the whole, because I feel uncomfortable until my mistake is fixed.
Don't feel uncomfortable:)
Thanks for the merge !
In a previous commit, I wiped out
README.txt
because it was a plain-text duplicate ofREADME.md
, but I missed the former was used for the Python packaging.So restored that file, updated by the way the Python releases in both, and verified the markup with
rst2html
as explained here: https://docs.python.org/3.7/distutils/packageindex.html#package-display