Generate PDFs on CI #274
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... and don't insert a period in place of it in the descriptive version strings
This allows for testing of the setup application without needed packaging
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Like you said, would be good to squash the changes to a single commit, but otherwise looks great & much easier than running things manually. |
rsjbailey
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Mar 19, 2024
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Generates the package documents on the CI rather than having to be a manual step done locally. Note that manual generation hasn't been messed with so is still an option.
Uses cmake to generate README.md from README.in.md, then uses an existing github action to generate PDFs from both the LICENSE.md and README.md files. This also seems to create nicer looking docs by default than the existing pandoc process, Note this action only runs on linux so it's run as a common job for all platform-specific builds before those build jobs are fired off.
History is messy so needs squashing before merging.