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@charris Thanks for the information! I'm using Gitpod, so I've added automatic word wrapping. I've fixed the tangled commits with Melissa's help and added the line breaks. |
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A very helpful page, Using Gitpod for NumPy Development, was not crosslinked in two other pages about building NumPy. The two pages are 'Building from source' and 'Building the NumPy API and reference docs'.
Please let me know if the added wording about building the source is technically correct.
I also had a commit hiccup. I modified my commit messages after pushing (using rebase and --force-with-lease), and it looks like this also brought @Mukulikaa recent commits with this PR. It looks we pushed our commits around the same time but from our own forks and branches. We worked on different pages, her on 'absolute-beginners.html' and mine are 'howto_build_docs.rst' and 'building.rst'.
However, her most recent commit was also on building.rst, but those changes are not in this commit.
I'm not sure how to detangle that, so would appreciate any help. :)