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cronjobs: fix new version red boxes in older manuals #1034

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@neteler neteler commented Mar 4, 2024

  • inject "current manual page" red boxes at a later stage in the building process
  • use NEW_CURRENT variable to define current version only at top of script (avoid versions hardcoded in URLs)

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- inject "current manual page" red boxes at a later stage in the building process
- use `NEW_CURRENT` variable to define current version only at top of script (avoid versions hardcoded in URLs)
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I'm fine with the concept, and reading through I didn't find anything that caught my eye. I can't pronounce myself on the bash/script itself, but I assume it's more of your specialty. Since it is only for supporting the infrastructure, and you maintain it anyways, there's no reason to block it. If it's problematic it most likely will be you that will make the changes

@neteler neteler merged commit 8bce055 into OSGeo:grass8 Mar 5, 2024
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neteler commented Mar 5, 2024

Since it is only for supporting the infrastructure, and you maintain it anyways, there's no reason to block it. If it's problematic it most likely will be you that will make the changes

Yes, confirmed.

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