It looks like 3 Years ago, the Kobweb CLI/Binary was in a folder called cli in the same repository, later it was moved to kobweb-cli in a separate repository, this PR is one minimal way of updating the reference
Not directly related:
The gradle-plugins folder also seems to be moved somewhere else
The description might also be outdated, the description indicates markdown Gradle plugin is not supported yet but will be in the future
If I were you, I would add links in markdown files like this
[cli](./cli)
Not only would it make it easier to navigate while viewing the file in both Github and the local clone of the repository, it also makes it easier to find outdated links and references
even in simple projects as it can get bigger quickly later.
Alternatively use more complex solutions to generate the markdown files in source code in any language that is statically typed to eliminate the outdated code, references, and hardcoded values
It looks like 3 Years ago, the Kobweb CLI/Binary was in a folder called
cliin the same repository, later it was moved to kobweb-cli in a separate repository, this PR is one minimal way of updating the referenceNot directly related:
The
gradle-pluginsfolder also seems to be moved somewhere elseThe description might also be outdated, the description indicates markdown Gradle plugin is not supported yet but will be in the future
If I were you, I would add links in markdown files like this
Not only would it make it easier to navigate while viewing the file in both Github and the local clone of the repository, it also makes it easier to find outdated links and references
even in simple projects as it can get bigger quickly later.
Alternatively use more complex solutions to generate the markdown files in source code in any language that is statically typed to eliminate the outdated code, references, and hardcoded values