Fix link to README broken in #937 #950
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CI failure appears unrelated to this change. |
madchutney
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Feb 4, 2020
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@madchutney - can this be merged in? I don't see any reason why not! |
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Looks like the change is not related to the CI failure, but this should be investigated... |
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@madchutney @mark-edgeworth The CI failure was unrelated and fixed in a recent commit to master. I rebased with latest master and CI passes now. |
mark-edgeworth
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Apr 13, 2020
This was referenced Apr 14, 2020
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This link is still broken. |
On PyPI, the link is fixed in mbed-cli 1.10.4 (released Jun 9, 2020). Older versions of the package will still show the broken link. |
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The PyPI project description has a broken link because
README.mdwas renamed toREADME.rstin #937 but the link was not updated.cc @mark-edgeworth @madchutney