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This adds cross references for all uses of the names of frames, transport paramters, and error codes. It should make the document more usable as a result.
ianswett
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Nov 29, 2021
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I can't get this to build locally, even though I seem to be on reasonably current versions of both kramdown-rfc2629 and xml2rfc. It fails with a bunch of... |
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I had no such trouble; I'm running kramdown-rfc 1.6.1 and xml2rfc 3.12.3 (both freshly updated). |
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I had two copies competing. 3.12.1 was installed, but a copy of 3.5.0 was taking precedence. I removed that and 3.12.1 builds it successfully. |
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This adds cross references for all uses of the names of frames,
transport parameters, and error codes. It should make the document more
usable as a result.
A side-effect of this is that there is now an index.