Extract documentation to its own CMakeLists.txt#37
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This is still incomplete and doesn't quite work, but it shows the concept. The idea is that documentation building is contained to the Documentation directory. If pandoc is present, it builds the documentation unconditionally.
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This is still incomplete and doesn't quite work, but it shows the concept.
The idea is that documentation building is contained to the Documentation directory. If pandoc is present, it builds the documentation unconditionally.
It's an alternative to #36.