Revise doc/README - docs not built by default #247
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Hi @djwf Thanks. This looks good to me. Can you expand on the commit message a little tough, and add:
To the end of the commit message so that the issue you raised is tracked? This will really help me when the changelog is generated for the next release. Make sure you replace xxx with the correct number! |
The doc/README file stated that the man pages was built by default. However, the man page is not built by default by intent, and all documentation will (in fvwm3) become opt-in. Given that, revise the doc/README to match the intended behavior: no documentation built by default. Fixes fvwmorg#246
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Yep - clarified purpose of change and added Fixes note. |
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Thanks @djwf - merged! |
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While here I reordered the mandoc/htmldoc commands so the next part (about index.html) makes more sense.
Oh, and this deals with #246.