Build tables of contents with Asciidoctor - #711
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We chain the books that make the all of the docs together into a web site by making tables of content that link the whole thing together. We make these by building asciidoc files and then building them like single-page books. This switches from building them with AsciiDoc to building them with Asciidoctor.
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This produces functionally equal html output. It also does it quite a bit faster, though I expect once we get #673 it won't be as much faster. |
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Thanks for reviewing @ddillinger! |
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We chain the books that make the all of the docs together into a web
site by making tables of content that link the whole thing together.
We make these by building asciidoc files and then building them like
single-page books. This switches from building them with AsciiDoc to
building them with Asciidoctor.