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Read default intermediate-path from a repo-specific config file #1

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billsacks opened this issue May 27, 2018 · 0 comments
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Rather than requiring the user to specify --intermediate-path on the command line (with a default of the empty string), it would be helpful if we read a .cfg file in the current directory (i.e., the directory the user is sitting in when running this tool – i.e., sitting alongside the Makefile that builds the documentation). This .cfg file could specify the default value of intermediate-path for this repository.

We could use this config file for other purposes, too, like directory renames (e.g., master branch builds doc in subdirectory XXX rather than master.)

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