Update gcode.asciidoc

[machinekoder]

Added links to example files

[ArcEye]

09:31:25 + git subtree pull --prefix machinetalk-protobuf machinetalk-protobuf master --squash
09:31:27 From https://github.com/machinekit/machinetalk-protobuf
09:31:27  * branch            master     -> FETCH_HEAD
09:31:27 error: cannot run editor: No such file or directory
09:31:27 error: unable to start editor 'editor'
09:31:27 Not committing merge; use 'git commit' to complete the merge.
09:31:27 Build step 'Conditional step (single)' marked build as failure

I am not sure what this actually means, probably need @mhaberler to look at it.
Could be connected to recent changes or could just be a coincidental glitch.

This commit should be fine, but better get the issue fixed first, or nothing will be transferred to the docs site anyway

[ArcEye]

09:31:27 error: cannot run editor: No such file or directory
09:31:27 error: unable to start editor 'editor'

On reflection, I think this is git trying to open the default editor, as it does when you do a merge manually, giving you the opportunity to add comments to the stock message.

There should be some way to script it so that just commits without that step.
Will have to look at it later if @mhaberler does not beat me to it.

[mhaberler]

this seems to have done the trick:

https://jenkins.machinekit.io/view/machinekit/job/website-preview/jobConfigHistory/showDiffFiles?timestamp1=2016-07-13_11-16-40&timestamp2=2016-07-13_11-30-52

[ArcEye]

this seems to have done the trick:

That makes sense, set -m "message" and it won't ask you for one.

I'll merge this anyway, it does not actually affect what was failing and the last build your change prompted passed.

[mhaberler]

well protobuf.asciidoc is not updated in both -preview and -production. Sigh..

[mhaberler]

I think it is. @Strahlex - does http://www.machinekit.io/docs/machinetalk/protobuf/ and http://preview.machinekit.io/docs/machinetalk/protobuf/ reflect recent edits?

[ArcEye]

This commit is certainly in preview and the main site now

The links in http://www.machinekit.io/docs/examples/gcode/ now point to the MK repo
whereas previously they were a relative link to the same dir

[machinekoder]

@mhaberler yes