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Remove 2 of the 3 README files in repo? #51

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mbrukman opened this issue Jan 5, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #53
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Remove 2 of the 3 README files in repo? #51

mbrukman opened this issue Jan 5, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #53
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mbrukman commented Jan 5, 2022

This repo currently has 3 README files:

Of these, README.md appears to be the most recently-updated one, and it is the one that is automatically rendered by GitHub upon loading the repo, so maybe it makes sense to remove the other 2 to keep it clean and easier to maintain? Or maybe I'm missing a reason to maintain the README in multiple markup languages?


@rossant — since you mentioned on another issue that you're no longer maintaining this project, I'm happy to help maintain the repo if you'd like to give me access.

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rossant commented Jan 5, 2022

@rossant — since you mentioned on another issue that you're no longer maintaining this project, I'm happy to help maintain the repo if you'd like to give me access.

Thanks! I'm inviting you.

mbrukman added a commit to mbrukman/ipycache that referenced this issue Jan 9, 2022
The plain-text README is actually the same content as README.rst, but README.md
is the one that has been maintained more and has strictly more information than
any of the others, and it's the one that's rendered by default on GitHub UI.

README and README.rst are the same (ignoring whitespace diffs via `-b`):

```sh
$ diff -b README README.rst
$
```

Closes rossant#51
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mbrukman commented Jan 9, 2022

@rossant — thanks, accepted your invitation. Would you like to review my PRs (e.g., #53), or do you want me to self-merge them?

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rossant commented Jan 10, 2022

@rossant — thanks, accepted your invitation. Would you like to review my PRs (e.g., #53), or do you want me to self-merge them?

Please feel free to merge them directly! Thank you!

@mbrukman mbrukman self-assigned this Jan 14, 2022
@mbrukman mbrukman added this to the Release 0.1.5 milestone Jan 18, 2022
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