One doc./guide line that was left out of a 6.6 pr #11363
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…ide) was left out of a 6.6 pr. I'd like to take the liberty to push it into develop unceremoniously.
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matches RST documentation, looks good.
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(I killed the Jenkins run for the PR, since there's no code in it and it was therefore a waste of cpu cycles) |
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I'd like to take the liberty to push it into develop unceremoniously.
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