:bike: A preprocessor for anyone writing specifications that converts source files into actual specs.
@tabatkins Ok; there is still the PR for 'include-svg' for you to review: tabatkins/bikeshed#1427
Now that we can build a docker image for bikeshed, are you going to publish an official image somewhere?
Now that we can build a docker image for bikeshed, are you going to publish an official image somewhere?
I am Yuvraj, Computer Engineering sophomore. Would like to contribute to bikeshed.
I've also went through the project proposal for GSoC 2020, which aims to write Python codebase of bikeshed into Rust.
Would love to proceed with this task.
Hello!
I am aspiring for Google Summer of Code 2020. I came across the idea you are mentoring for, i.e. rewriting bikeshed in Rust, and would want to how I can help. I have some adequate experience with RustLang and Python. But still, I request your guidance with relevant resources in order to make better contributions.
I am aspiring for Google Summer of Code 2020. I came across the idea you are mentoring for, i.e. rewriting bikeshed in Rust, and would want to how I can help. I have some adequate experience with RustLang and Python. But still, I request your guidance with relevant resources in order to make better contributions.
I hope this is the right place to post help questions. I'm getting inconsistent behavior with my
status-ED.include and status-RD.include files. They show up properly for some specs, but not for others. I've verified that Status is either ED or RD. Is there another parameter I'm missing?
I may be dumb on this one but from : https://tabatkins.github.io/bikeshed I do not get how you build a local .bs file
I cloned a repository containing multiple .bs files, people pointed me there, I installed bikeshed but I do not get how to build/access my builded files
I cloned a repository containing multiple .bs files, people pointed me there, I installed bikeshed but I do not get how to build/access my builded files
Oh ok got it
It's the
spec command
Ahlala
hi @balessan :slight_smile:
justinwb @justinwb tracing the origins of dark mode
@justinwb You can add
Boilerplate: style-darkmode off to your metadata, which'll exclude the darkmode style block from being added. Adjusting to darkmode is quite quick and easy tho, I recommend doing it!
Hi all. I'm curious, does bikeshed do anything to validate css value syntax definitions? I'm often finding issues like w3c/csswg-drafts#5576 and I'm trying to determine if there's a better way of preventing these issues rather than parsing the spec and filing new issues.
howdy :wave: we use bikeshed heavily (and happily) in https://solidproject.org
i've come across issue with pygments highlighting Turtle syntax, which I reported in pygments/pygments#1553
i don't work with python but in my last comment of that issue I've linked to commit which I believe takes things in the right direction
i was wondering if maybe someone in bikeshed community would be interested in helping to fix that pygments issue?
i've come across issue with pygments highlighting Turtle syntax, which I reported in pygments/pygments#1553
i don't work with python but in my last comment of that issue I've linked to commit which I believe takes things in the right direction
i was wondering if maybe someone in bikeshed community would be interested in helping to fix that pygments issue?
@tabatkins I see pygments are pinned
I made PR to pygments which should fix issue with highlighting turtle pygments/pygments#1590 , this PR was added to pygments milestone 2.7.3
What will be required on bikeshed side to pick up pygments 2.7.3 once released ?
pygments>=2.6.1,<2.7 in https://github.com/tabatkins/bikeshed/blob/master/requirements.txt#L10I made PR to pygments which should fix issue with highlighting turtle pygments/pygments#1590 , this PR was added to pygments milestone 2.7.3
What will be required on bikeshed side to pick up pygments 2.7.3 once released ?
Hi, not sure if I should ask this here or raise it as an issue in GitHub. After a recent update, all our Note blocks have a black vertical bar and no shading, instead of a green vertical bar with light green shading. Is this related to "dark mode"? I tried turning it off using
Boilerplate: style-darkmode off but it didn't help. Thoughts? Thank you.
Hello!
I'm wondering if there is anything to help writing mathy stuff.
Like vertex number
Where should I look to make it work?
I'm wondering if there is anything to help writing mathy stuff.
Like vertex number
i, I'd like to write it so i appears small at the bottom.Where should I look to make it work?
found https://www.toptal.com/designers/htmlarrows/math/
although not completely solving this, it helps
although not completely solving this, it helps
Q: WebGPU needs cross-links between multiple documents in the same repository (the WebGPU spec, the shading language spec WGSL, and I'd also like to be able to write our explainer in bikeshed to use cross-links to those two specs). Is this possible?
These specs aren't published so they're not in the global database yet - but it would also be nice if we could e.g. ref a term from WebGPU in the same commit where it's defined in WGSL.
A build step that generates
anchors.bsdata for example might work.