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To add a new feature to palpatine which is an awesome static site generator written in C++ by Batuhan, I started by filing an issue. While I worked on his repo for adding this new feature, he worked on mine to add the same feature. Here are the detailed instructions for this week's lab. Batuhan also worked on my repo for adding the –config feature for my static site generator, rwar, written in Python. These are awesome repos to check out!
To add a new feature to palpatine which is an awesome static site generator written in C++ by Batuhan, I started by filing an issue. While I worked on his repo for adding this new feature, he worked on mine to add the same feature. Here are the detailed instructions for this week's lab. Batuhan also worked on my repo for adding the –config feature for my static site generator, rwar, written in Python. These are awesome repos to check out!
To add a new feature to palpatine which is an awesome static site generator written in C++ by Batuhan, I started by filing an issue. While I worked on his repo for adding this new feature, he worked on mine to add the same feature. Here are the detailed instructions for this week's lab. Batuhan also worked on my repo for adding the –config feature for my static site generator, rwar, written in Python. These are awesome repos to check out!
This new feature was a particularly challenging one and required way longer than I ever imagined. In the process of adding the –config file I messed up the code many times. The CMake configurations were broken in the process and the dreaded yellow and red warning lines filled up my terminal. So, I reached out to the repo owner for collaboration and for help. Batuhan was kind enough to guide me through the process of importing the nlohmann/json library and helped me fix what I broke in CMake configurations. I, then, had to read a whole lot of documentation about the argparse module to come up with an idea on how to support the –config feature.