No new German; existing German translations moved into new strings
created by man page reformatting. Universal strings also copied across.
a205a372 ("Update man pages to optimise for both html and man", 2020-04-24)
These options were replaced by plugins and made ineffective [1]. This change
was included in the 9.0 release.
[1] 7b34be59 ("Introduce check plugins, use Python requests for http/s
connections, and some code cleanups and improvements.", 2014-03-01)
Except for tests that include non-unicode characters:
tests/test_po.py
tests/test_strformat.py
tests/test_url.py
tests/checker/test_error.py
tests/checker/test_news.py
- Use "LinkChecker User Manual" as the source for both pages.
- .UR/.UE for external links to allow mandoc to create links in html.
- Use Linux man-pages format for cross references e.g.
.BR linkcheckerrc (5) which are replace in the html by the Makefile.
Removes the need for diff files and is a currently maintained project.
Cross references are only supported for mdoc macros but because we only
have two pages this can be achieved with sed.
A clean target is added to the Makefile to make development easier.
Migrating from legacy GitHub services/webhooks to the new Travis CI
GitHub app means we also have to use travis-ci.com instead of
travis-ci.org to see build status or history.
This ensure the files are in standard locations so that GitHub finds
them. This will hopefully help people provide more detailed bug
reports in the future as well.
tough call, but i think it actually matters... In the code of conduct,
a "community member" is not necessarily an official status. by
conflating the "maintainer" and "member" status, we would have
diminished the role of non-official members... People are a member of
the community when they participate, regardless of their official
status, and deserve the same respect as anyone else.
also use "administrator" instead of "owner". i do not "own" this
project, i administer it. we do not have to comply with GitHub's
proprietary vocabulary
