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Use Mustache for email subjects
Added `chairs: true` to people.json format
Where all the Mustaches and other configs will live
Mustache templates are used for `subject` and `body`
+1000 to this... no time to review, just chiming in to say that I'm very supportive. Thanks for all the hard work @BigBlueHat! |
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Also, we should probably just move scrawl out into its own repo. |
This is scrawl's own repo. ^_^ Thanks for the support! |
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@kimdhamilton @msporny @gkellogg
Not sure y'all have time or interest in reviewing all this, but I've worked scrawl to the point that it's pretty configurable.
The underlying goal here is to get it to a point where each community simply has a
config.yamland apeople.jsonfile near their minutes directory. That wayscrawlitself can just be a command line tool and no longer need to be directly customized (i.e. forked...).Again, if you've not got time for this, no worries! I'll let this idle here for a bit while I continue some (by hand...at this point) testing, and then merge it later.
Thoughts welcome, though!