feat: add Makefile to be able to regen the doc locally#223
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teto wants to merge 1 commit intoRobitx:mainfrom
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feat: add Makefile to be able to regen the doc locally#223teto wants to merge 1 commit intoRobitx:mainfrom
teto wants to merge 1 commit intoRobitx:mainfrom
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the user still has to install the deps (e.g. `nix shell nixpkgs#panvimdoc` with nix) but then can run `make doc`. It duplicates the info in .github/workflows/docgen.yml (which is why I usually have the CI call the project scripts instead, makes reproducing CI easier). In this case it's small so should be fine.
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the user still has to install the deps (e.g.
nix shell nixpkgs#panvimdocwith nix) but then can runmake doc.It duplicates the info in .github/workflows/docgen.yml (which is why I usually have the CI call the project scripts instead, makes reproducing CI easier). In this case it's small so should be fine.
Feel free to close. I just like to test commands locally rather than waiting for CI.