Refactor the contribution guidelines in the README and CONTRIBUTING
files.
Simplify the contribution guide in the README and move most of the
complex stuff into CONTRIBUTING.
Add an explicit commit message guidelines section to CONTRIBUTING. Keep
all of the guidelines from Chris Beams except for the 72 character line
limit (we don't follow that, nor does the Go team). Add three new
guidelines: package prefix in subject, references in body, and
encouragement of message body in general.
Add a new section to CONTRIBUTING on using Git Remotes.
Will have to review the rules on this code report before people start sending PRs based on this.
This reverts commit c50c66879d7140311bcd6bfcb3fb5122d2b3f809.
All-around improvements to the README.
Each sentence now gets its own line to eliminate ultra-long lines in the
source (expect in bullet points--separating a bullet point into multiple
lines looks weird and decreases readability).
HTTPS links are now preferred to HTTP links and used where applicable.
Link to Mercurial's website corrected to www.mercurial-scm.org
Link to Hugo's docs is now accessible with [Hugo Documentatio][] since
it is used more than once in the README.
Multiline code blocks are now fenced rather than indented and include
syntax highlighting.
- Add a step to Contributor instructions for those modifying commands
- Change forum link to http (https does not work)
- Add "Sign the forum release thread" to contributor instructions
See https://github.com/spf13/hugo/releases
What a pleasant surprise indeed!
How come I have never noticed them before?
And even `.deb` files are provided! How amazing!
