It is not so easy to fix the script because it is based on old toolset (probably on 9.6).
I'll try one more attempt.
Regardning WSL:
I think it is better to keep some instructions because there are a lot of common errors - line ending, correct usage of linux\windows file system mappings.
Most of Windows users are not familiar with it. I could rewrtite it as:
clone using WSL to Windows filesystem
disable autoclrf
edit documentation in Windows (usig Unix line-ending) and build in WLS.
On 1/23/18 16:05, Michail Nikolaev wrote: > Current documentation contains outdated instruction and scripts relative > to building documentation on Windows machine. > > I removed useless scripts and wrote some guide to build docs using > Windows Linux Subsystem.
Why not fix the script instead?
Using WSL is also a good idea, but then we could just say, use WSL and follow the instructions for the particular Linux distribution. We don't need to repeat all that again.
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