add script to pull in latest p5 version#364
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While I'm checking the reference page, I noticed that some of the reference are not showing the updates from the latest 1.9.4 release. For example, draw() in the old p5.js website is updated last month, but draw() in the new website is updated three months ago. Can we double check if the new reference from the 1.9.4 release are properly built in the new website? @outofambit @davepagurek @limzykenneth @ccanash |
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We need to manually run the script to update the reference before committing and pushing it. I'll make that part of the release action after we have launched fully. |
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