Modularize wfguide #164
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Great work BTW! One more question: In light of #172 (which is urgent, because it even contains steps that are plain wrong), would it be possible to mirror the existing Recommendations into the Recommended workflows section? Currently, there is only a template. Or would you rather have it the opposite way – users starting configuration pages in the wiki and you picking some of them for the website? |
I don't see why not, I'll set it up. |
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The workflow guide is now in large parts moved to the wiki to make it easier for users to contribute their experiences.
I only migrated the first application of a particular step, e.g. page-level binarization but not sub-page binarization, because otherwise there would be even more wiki pages (there's 17 now).
The guide is then regenerated using shinclude. This still needs manual editing before publishing a new version. It can be adapted further to require no human intervention at all but for the moment this is a working solution so we can accept contributions right away.