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[docs] Relative filenames. Using doxygen-awesome #507

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Improves the Doxygen generated documentation with the following features.

  • Adds the doxygen-awesome style sheet.
  • Makes filenames relative, e.g. in file dependency graphs.

Improves #472

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@1uc 1uc changed the title Fix issue #472 Improve issue #472 Mar 4, 2022
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Awesome! I was tempted to do this already when I looked at the output in your other issue.

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Why is this file here? Wouldn't it make sense to include all needed files here (that is at least what I do elsewhere)?

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All files needed are included in the repository. This file can be removed.

The hope is that this file documents which files need to be downloaded to update the styling. The script provides the answer, just one, and it also provides the URL where that one file can be found (hopefully).

Would you like me to remove it?

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My suggestion would be to have a GH Action check if doxygen-awesome is outdated. It could run for example on all merges to the main branch.
Ideally it could even open a PR if it founds things that are outdated, but I don't know if that is possible.

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Just the first hit when searching : https://github.com/istein/gh-actions-open-pr/blob/main/.github/workflows/pr.yml
It seems like we can modify this to do what we want

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Nice idea, I'll improve the PR to incorporate this.

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Amazing. Let me know if you need help!

@tdegeus tdegeus changed the title Improve issue #472 [docs] Relative filenames. Using doxygen-awesome Mar 9, 2022
Rename `download_stylesheet.sh` to `update_doxygen_awesome.sh`. Since
the script must check out the doxygen-awesome repo, it need to be passed
a folder that is 'safe' to pollute.

The workflow will download the most current version of the CSS. Then
check if it's different from our version. It will proceed to create a
pull request, but only if it hasn't done so on a previous run.
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1uc commented Mar 10, 2022

I've tested the workflow in a separate repository quite thoroughly. Is there a way of testing it in this repo without effecting others adversely?

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Amazing! I like this feature!

Other than the minor comment to me it looks fine.
No, I don't know if we can pre-test it. I think we will just have to try. I will try it elsewhere too, just to verify.

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tdegeus commented Mar 11, 2022

I check too, works like a charm! https://github.com/tdegeus/GooseFEM
Thanks again, I think this is an amazing feature.
You could even consider write a GH Action for it!

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1uc commented Mar 12, 2022

It worked :) I was not expecting it to trigger this soon. Very nice idea of yours. I'll look into turning it into an GH action. Thanks for all the feedback during review.

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tdegeus commented Mar 12, 2022

Like a charm! Thanks again, this is a really nice feature. It would be really nice to generalise this!

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