* Set build server to use `make deployment`
* Create Makefile target for 'deployment' to update dependencies if
necessary
* Set Travis CI to run `make travis`
* Create Makefile target for 'travis' to use additional automation logic
* Require in Makefile that everyone use bundle to remove inconsistencies
* Require in Gemfile that everyone use Jekyll 1.3.*
* Require in Gemfile that everyone use Ruby 2.0.0 (already used by
Travis and most developers)
* Remove workaround _plugin/svg.rb which showed SVG files in `jekyll
serve` (fixed in Jekyll 1.0.0)
* Remove inconsistent file path workarounds in _plugins/autocrossref.rb
and _plugins/inline-template.rb
* Adds Makefile test to ensure all subheadings, except those on Choose
Your Wallet, have an ID (anchor reference)
* Adds an ID to all subheads that didn't have on previously
Uses Ruby html-proofer to check the links. This commit also fixes the
various problems it found, as well as dealing with some of its
non-problem complaints (it doesn't like anchor (a) tags without either
an href, name, or id).
Running HTML proofer takes about 12 minutes on my system (with up to two
threads), during which it prints no text. Travis CI times out after 10
minutes of nothing being written to stdout, so this commit also adds a
background process the Makefile to print a line every minute while make
runs.
Add additional variables to the release note files to allow setting the
version number and date. The version number is required, and can be
used to automatically set the release notes title. The date is optional
and can be set hours/days after the release.
Additionally, a Makefile test is added that checks whether the download
files exist on the Bitcoin.org server. This can help prevent creating a
broken Download page.
* Set variables for all previous releases
* Document variables in README.md
* Update code and templates to use variables
* Add the Download page links to the "dl" CSS class. Also add newlines
to make the HTML a bit easier to parse using sed
* Add a new Liquid plugin to print warnings. This is used to print a
non-error warning if any release is created without the optional date
This commit adds an extra step to the build process to SHA256 checksum
all the files that are built purely based on repository contents. The
checksums file is uploaded to the webserver with the rest of the site
content.
A separate target is added to the Makefile to compare the remote
sha256sums file to a locally-built file to see if they differ. This
allows us to detect when a remote build may have gone astray.
Suggested by Saivann: RPC tables with Name/Type/Presence/Description
format are now in .ntpd CSS class so that we can format them specially.
We also change the style of all dev doc tables to replace bold table
headings (thead) with a double-line border-bottom. This makes the
theads look less like section headings and prevents us from over-using
bold.
Minor: a Makefile warning message has been made more explicit (also
suggested by Saivann) and another Makefile rule was updated to catch
more broken tables.
* All previously-documented RPCs have had their text completely
rewritten.
* All new RPCs and changed RPCs in Bitcoin Core 0.10.0 have been
documented, except for hidden RPCs.
* A new RPC "Quick Reference" section has been added to make finding the
right RPC easier.
* A "See Also" subsection has been added to the end of every RPC
pointing to other relevant information.
* All previous examples in the RPC section have been re-run and updated
as necessary.
* Syntax highlighting has been added wherever possible.
* Hash byte order has been specified as RPC byte order everywhere it's
used in RPCs.
Converts fake subheadings created using **bold** to real HTML
subheadings without adding them to the table of contents.
Also fixes a link broken by commit 4e067ac89e and adds a Makefile
test to catch future similar breakage.
* Describes all remaining messages except filterload. Specificially, the
following messages are described: Addr, Alert, FilterAdd, FilterClear,
GetAddr, Ping, Pong, Reject, VerAck, and Version
* New makefile test: report broken markdown tables
* Put relevant protocol version changes at the top of all message
subsections.
New Makefile lets testers build the static HTML files and then run a few
automated tests to catch problems like missing files and links. The
Makefile is not required; the site can still be built using just Jekyll.
This commit also fixes several image-related errors reported by `make
test` by adding the missing PNG images.
