Test AsciiDoc and CommonMark code blocks found in articles and docstrings
While likely not malicious, sample code in docs could illustrate, for example, how to wipe a drive. So be deliberate and careful about what docs you run through test-doc-blocks. |
Folks have been using test-doc-blocks for years without issue.
I wanted to make sure the code examples I provided in rewrite-clj v1 documentation do not mislead and function as expected for those who dare to try them. You might want the same for your library.
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test-doc-blocks - Test AsciiDoc and CommonMark code blocks found in articles and docstrings (meta, right?)
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Test-doc-block versioning scheme is: major
.minor
.release
-test-qualifier
major
increments when the API has been broken - something, as a rule, we’d like to avoid.
minor
increments to convey significant new features have been added.
release
starting with v1.1, the test-doc-blocks release count over the life of test-doc-blocks.
test-qualifier
is absent for stable releases. Can be alpha
, beta
, rc1
, etc.
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