Hi fellow wiki editors!
To help newly registered users get more familiar with the wiki (and maybe older users too) there is now a {{Welcome to the wiki}} template. Have a look at it and feel free to add it to new users discussion pages (and perhaps your own).
I have tried to keep the template short, but meaningful. /Johan G
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Revision as of 11:59, 19 May 2015
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Goal
This template can be used to link to the readme files in $FG_ROOT/Docs.
Usage
{{readme file|file path|commit |nopath=}}
Both parameters are optional.
- file path
- Path and filename starting from but not including
/data/. Defaults to README.
- commit
- Optional SHA-1 commit reference to use instead of the latest commit.
- nopath
- If not empty the path will not be shown.
Examples
* {{readme file|README.logging}}
* {{readme file|README.commands|0591afe42cf7d78280f7999657034a6cf15a5649}}
* {{readme file|README.materials|nopath=1}}
