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At one point I did have the PDF in the repo, but another user suggested removing them and other binary files and only tracking source files. Right now, I will periodically put the PDF files here (under links "81-page guide" and "92-page summary").
One thing I may also consider is using the releases feature on GitHub to mark certain commits that purposely include the PDFs. Do you think this would be a better approach?
I have decided to to ahead and include the PDFs as part of the repo. Although it might be an extra file that is changed with pretty much every commit, it's pretty small, and I think it's more important that people are able to get the PDF for themselves without compiling if they want. This was changed in #10 .
Nice thanks, yep I think that adding it in the Release section would work too, thanks for adding this though Also you could look at enabling github pages to host the pdf
If you released a zip with all the compiled latex docs that would probably be a lot easier for someone just looking for the summaries that doesn't need to edit them