greg
2017-4-9 00:46:27

(In addition to literal, in some cases litchar turned out to be the right thing to use.)


greg
2017-4-9 00:51:36

I forgot that the doc builder doesn’t run as frequently as the package builder (even with a “rescan my packages” nudge). So the README on GitHub is now very short, and links to http://docs.racket-lang.org/frog/index.html for all the info … but nothing exists there yet. Likewise no Doc button/link on https://pkgd.racket-lang.org/pkgn/package/frog, yet. Oh well.


greg
2017-4-9 00:54:01

I’ll just watch this on a loop until it refreshes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoLoyg3JKRQ


samth
2017-4-9 01:09:22

@greg the package builder and the docs builder are the same


samth
2017-4-9 01:09:40

it’s just that it checks for changes to your package more often (but doesn’t build anything)


greg
2017-4-9 01:13:22

@samth Ah I see. Yep, the build transcript is still old. Is the build schedule daily?


samth
2017-4-9 01:13:28

Yes


samth
2017-4-9 01:13:45

~4AM our time zone


greg
2017-4-9 01:14:50

OK. No worries. I guess the moral of the story is, ideally I should have done some interim commit, with the README contents preserved.


greg
2017-4-9 01:15:10

Or maybe the real moral is, write your docs in Scribble in the first place. :slightly_smiling_face: