I mean, for the interactive PLaneT Web site to have a working "docs"
HTML link for a package version, must the uploaded PLaneT archive for
that package version have contained a "planet-docs" subdir with the
rendered HTML documentation?
Anyone who has installed a PLaneT package knows the pain of waiting for
documentation to render, even if rendered documentation is contained in
the package archive file. So I'm trying to see whether "planet-docs" in
the package archive file is still used for any purpose, or I can leave
it out.
Neil Van Dyke wrote at 05/08/2012 10:05 AM:
For the PLaneT server to provide viewable documentation, does it rely
on the uploaded ".plt" archive file to contain a "planet-docs"
subdirectory containing the rendered documentation?
(I see that "make-planet-archive" will by default render any
"scribblings" documentation to subdir "planet-docs" in the archive.
I'm just checking whether that's currently necessary, before I change
my stuff to work better with that.)
Thanks,
Neil V.
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