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Be a bit more explicit about how to satisfy dependencies #9
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Cool. This is the first time I'm seeing a pull request, but if I'm not mistaken I'm seeing it not because it was directed to me but because I've got a fork from sbober, too (if that's not true and you sent the request to me only, I suggest to send it to sbober who actually wrote the code). BTW I haven't used it since my fork, but back then I added 4 patches with some docs, too. |
pflanze: Yes, I sent the pull request to sbober. I'm not completely sure how github decides who sees pull requests. I can't tell whether you uploaded your four documentation patches to github, but if they are still relevant, I'd be glad to pull them into my tree, if they aren't already there. |
They're in the "rewrite" branch of my fork of the repo. Christian |
I've pulled in three commits from pflanze (excluding the "cj-NOTE" file which claims not to be intended for upstream). This pull request has been amended with that and with a few new documentation patches of my own. |
First of all, thanks for levitation-perl. I haven't tried anything as daunting as using it for wikipedia, but I have found it very helpful for a much smaller wiki, wikiproofs.org, where I use it mainly to make it easy to have an offline copy of the wiki.
This pull request just adds a few things to the README which I needed to get the things running. Hopefully this will be useful to others.
Jim