Use dh_mkdocs instead of symlinking static files manually #17
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Whoa, cool! Will have a look. Thanks for the hint on |
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JFTR: The Travis CI errors are not due to this pull-request but because something's broken with either perlbrew or (more likely) the current perl development branch as the installation of the latter already fails. They passed on all Perl versions except perl-dev and perl-bleed. |
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I have created a new helper tool, dh_mkdocs, which takes care of symlinking static files.
This pull request makes use of that tool instead of symlinking stuff manually. It is more future-proof: when mkdocs internal files change, only a rebuild will be needed to fix the links.