Fix Demo links #79
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Fix Demo links #79
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The requirements.txt is a part of the .devcontainer directory. And thanks for the link placeholders, I will get it integrated https://github.com/gradle/declarative-gradle/blob/main/.devcontainer/requirements.txt
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Thanks a lot! It was on my list for better rendering, but I didn't get to it over the weekend. I will add links checker to the pull request builder |
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This PR adds a
requirements.txtfile to facilitate developing themkdocssite.It also adds placeholder pages for the pages with examples, so that the user does not see broken links. This will hopefully help redirect users back to GitHub to check out the full examples using the mkdocs built-in link. Otherwise it's not so obvious how to get to the example.