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Cleanup cpp_linter source code starting from v2
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The docs should be altered (or removed), so that the only the README (& possibly the new contributing guidelines) are rendered. The API reference pages will no longer be needed if the python source code is removed. In fact, removing the python sources without altering the docs may actually break docs' build. |
The dev-test.yml CI and the coverage badge should go too. |
If #83 is ready to merge, it should be simple to merge it and then clean up the source code to avoid conflicts. |
Submitting a review shortly |
solves #95 - altered docs - added the new logo & favicon. - changed colors for readability - removed API reference pages - adds contributing guidelines page - removed python sources - removed unit tests - removed requirements*.txt - removed gitpod config because it was only related to installing python dependencies (specifically not for docs) - removed pre-commit hooks related to python sources - removed pytest/coverage workflows - updated README - removed coverage badge - changed target for docs badge to point to hosted docs - reduced mkdocs config/requirements accordingly - changed link to LICENSE to be absolute because it was broken from the docs site
solves #95 - altered docs - added the new logo & favicon. - changed colors for readability - removed API reference pages - adds contributing guidelines page - removed python sources - removed unit tests - removed requirements*.txt - removed gitpod config because it was only related to installing python dependencies (specifically not for docs) - removed pre-commit hooks related to python sources - removed pytest/coverage workflows - updated README - removed coverage badge - changed target for docs badge to point to hosted docs - reduced mkdocs config/requirements accordingly - changed link to LICENSE to be absolute because it was broken from the docs site - adjust mkdocs CI
solves #95 - altered docs - added the new logo & favicon. - changed colors for readability - removed API reference pages - adds contributing guidelines page - removed python sources - removed unit tests - removed requirements*.txt - removed gitpod config because it was only related to installing python dependencies (specifically not for docs) - removed pre-commit hooks related to python sources - removed pytest/coverage workflows - updated README - removed coverage badge - changed target for docs badge to point to hosted docs - reduced mkdocs config/requirements accordingly - changed link to LICENSE to be absolute because it was broken from the docs site - adjust mkdocs CI - adjust test-repo triggers in run-test.yml CI workflow
solves #95 - altered docs - added the new logo & favicon. - changed colors for readability - removed API reference pages - adds contributing guidelines page - removed python sources - removed unit tests - removed requirements*.txt - removed gitpod config because it was only related to installing python dependencies (specifically not for docs) - removed pre-commit hooks related to python sources - removed pytest/coverage workflows - updated README - removed coverage badge - changed target for docs badge to point to hosted docs - reduced mkdocs config/requirements accordingly - changed link to LICENSE to be absolute because it was broken from the docs site - adjust mkdocs CI - adjust test-repo triggers in run-test.yml CI workflow
Since we have already abstracted python sources from cpp-linter-action to cpp-linter repo, and we'll change action from using docker to composite steps, it's ready to clean up cpp_linter related code starting from
v2
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