Fix output of transpose after "guys" -> "folks" change #54
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Hey @ftsimas, thanks for your contribution! The PR is currently in conflict with master branch. If you have some time to fix the conflict, I can review, approve, and merge :) Thanks again for taking the time to update the doc. |
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This has been fixed in the meantime. @ftsimas , can you confirm if this PR isn't needed anymore? Thanks for the contribution anyway!
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The change in PR #51 from
transpose ["hey","there","guys"]totranspose ["hey","there","folks"]does not address the corresponding change to the function's output. This pull request fixes that.An update has been performed in the
source_md/modules.mdfile, where["htg","ehu","yey","rs","e"]has been changed to["htf","eho","yel","rk","es"]. I then executedgenerate.sh, which produced the expected updates tomodules.htmlin thegenerated_htmlfolder, as well as formatting updates tomaking-our-own-types-and-typeclasses.html.Lastly, the updated html files were copied to theEdit: After reading #46 (comment), the changes on thedocsfolder.docsfolder have been reverted, and a manual fix ondocs/modules.htmlhas been applied.