Add make.bat for contributors on Windows#95
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Awesome, thanks! I don't think .hgignore should be in the repo. |
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Add make.bat for contributors on Windows
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Note that I've messed up the branches and this one includes the info about VenvWrapper for Win too... Sorry about that. Still getting used to the bookmarks-branches mapping in hggit! |
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And thanks too! :) |
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Addresses issue #93.
I've copied the
make.batover from an existing project of mine, and edited to locate .rst files under docs. (I did this 'cause I'm not sure whether Sphinx can recreate the make.bat file.)Assumes that Sphinx owns the build dir at the root of the project.
Also, I've ignored more files for contributors using Mercurial, although it might make sense to include the .hgignore file too?