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Hide (but explain relevance of) the `#mkit version` directive

Alois Mahdal 7 years ago
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 Create file called 'mkit.ini' in the root of your repo:
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 Create file called 'mkit.ini' in the root of your repo:
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-    #mkit version=0.0.15
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     [project]
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     [project]
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         version     = 0.0.0
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         version     = 0.0.0
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         name        = myproj
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         name        = myproj
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         bin     = src/hello
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         bin     = src/hello
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         share   = src/hello.conf
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         share   = src/hello.conf
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-This is pretty minimal but working prioject.
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+    #mkit version=0.0.15
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+This is pretty minimal but working project. (You can ignore the `#mkit
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+version` line; it just denotes version of 'mkit.ini' file format).
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     $ git add mkit.ini
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     $ git add mkit.ini
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     $ git commit -m "Add mkit.ini"
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     $ git commit -m "Add mkit.ini"