> > I was recently thinking of creating one of those "awesome lists" for *roff > resources. I have quite a few tagged bookmarks to go through..
Naming it awesome-roff and tagging it with the awesome-list <https://github.com/topics/awesome-list> or awesome <https://github.com/topics/awesome> topics is a great way to get it recommended to folks by GitHub (in the dashboard sidebar). Manually, I presume? I'm not sure how easy / possible it would be to > automate some / most of that, like in CI/CD. > GitHub Actions <https://docs.github.com/en/actions> to the rescue! Costs only an internet connection. On Tue, 31 May 2022 at 00:01, Hendursaga <hendurs...@aol.com> wrote: > Hello Hans, > > > For a while I've been thinking of creating a github public repository > with user macrosets for groff. > > I was recently thinking of creating one of those "awesome lists" for *roff > resources. I have quite a few tagged bookmarks to go through.. > > > I can check if the macrosets produces the expected output before pushing > to the repo. > > Manually, I presume? I'm not sure how easy / possible it would be to > automate some / most of that, like in CI/CD. > > > Would that be a good idea? > > I think so! Go for it! > > Hendursaga > >
