packaging-committee

#1104 Semantic breaks for the main guidelines page
Merged by tibbs. Opened by tibbs.
tibbs/packaging-committee sembr  into  master

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This is an ongoing effort to apply semantic line breaks to the main guidelines page.
These initial 23 commits convert about 20% of the document.

I've made one commit per section/subsection
so I can just drop and redo a commit if it happens to conflict,
but I can squash if that's preferable.

I've held off on doing this for a while
because it invalidates existing PRs against the main guidelines,
but I took care of a number of those so I figure it's a good time.

rebased onto 9a4c6436ed4f923c43a9ee44bfcec0bc4bd296ba

1 new commit added

  • SemBr for Noarch with Unported Dependencies section

14 new commits added

  • SemBr for Explicit Requires section
  • SemBr for File and Directory Dependencies section
  • SemBr for Rich/Boolean dependencies section
  • SemBr for Architecture-specific Dependencies section
  • SemBr for Dependency types section
  • SemBr for Package Dependencies section
  • SemBr for Tags and Sections section
  • SemBr for Use rpmlint section
  • SemBr for the Effect of the UsrMove... section
  • SemBr for Limited usage of /opt... section
  • SemBr for No Files or Directories under... section
  • SemBr for /run section
  • SemBr for Multilib Exempt Locations section
  • SemBr for Arch-Specific Runtime and Build-Time Dependencies

This now covers about 40% of the document. I keep running into things I want to fix but am restricting this series to adding or slightly rearranging line breaks and nothing else.

Thank you!
It is annoying to run into paragraph-per-line style
when submitting updates.
Applying semantic linbreaks everywhere helps a lot.

I'm going to go ahead and merge this so I can use this as a base for other work.

Pull-Request has been merged by tibbs
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