Documentation only; no code changes.
The 0.1.0 project page on PyPI carried the pre-launch README, which told
visitors "Option B — pip install. Not published yet. Use Option A for
now." — on the page of the published package. A project description is
frozen into the uploaded artifact and PyPI has no way to edit it, so
correcting it requires a release. That is what this one is for.
Changed
- README documents the real
pipx install da-syncpath now that 0.1.0 is
published, replacing the placeholder that said it was unavailable. - The getting-started guide now offers the PyPI install as well. It had
only ever documentedgit clone+./install.sh, so the tutorial a new
user is pointed at was the one place that never mentioned the published
package. install_schedule.shships in the repository but not in the wheel, so
the scheduling guide and the tutorial's scheduling step now say where to
get it rather than assuming a checkout. Its "not found on PATH" error
names both install paths instead of only./install.sh.
Fixed
- The getting-started transcript of
./install.shomitted the
(N modules)suffix the script actually prints.check_doc_references
now asserts any documented module count againstdacli/, so the number
cannot drift again —docs/commands/examples are executed by
tests/test_docs_examples.py, butgetting-started.mdis not, which is
how this survived.