Moved platforms and problem to includes #102
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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| function readFromFilename(file) { | ||
| let regexMatch = null; | ||
| let fileContent = fs.readFileSync(file, { encoding: "utf-8" }); | ||
| let includeFileRegex = /include::((.*?\/([^\/\\[]+))\/([^\/\\[]+\.asciidoc))/isg; |
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E016: Invalid regular expression.
(at-me in a reply with help or ignore)
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
# Conflicts: # scripts/fixIncludeFiles.js
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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the artifact has been generated and you can find a preview of your change here: Actions - select your pull request workflow - scroll to the bottom, there you should be able to download the artifact (only works if something has been changed in solutions) |
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My feeling is, now as we are able to include problem / context / solution in one document properly being also able to reuse, I feel, that we should align on the headlines. Currently, it's quite redundant and no helpful, what do you think @AlbrechtSchoenfeldGitHub ?
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