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Update the copyright of the website to 2023.
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We've switched to main, so the previous command no longer worked since
it was searching for master.
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The latest spelling error changes broke TOC from showing in the
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* docs: correct broken internal link (/docs/maven-example.md)
1. When I was reading the documentation, I noticed that links to other documents inside the repository were giving a 404 error. So, I cloned the repository and found found that all links such as "[Quickstart](/docs/maven-example.md)" were giving the errors.
2. The fix is to remove the `/docs/` part and the `.md` part.
3. I tested these commits with `bundle exec jekyll serve`. All the pages getting changed by the commits now work correctly.
* docs: correct broken internal link (/docs/conversion.md)
- Removed the `/docs` part and the `.md` part from the link.
- Tested with `bundle exec jekyll serve`.
- Working correctly now.
* docs: correct broken internal link (/docs/installation.md)
- Removed the `/docs` part and the `.md` part from the link.
- Tested with `bundle exec jekyll serve`.
- Working correctly now.
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Some of the installation methods are either unmaintained / not up to
date anymore.
For example, we no longer package `.deb` packages.
The person using Kompose should be installing the binary directly
from GitHub rather than relying on their package manager.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Drage <charlie@charliedrage.com>
* change master to main in scripts and docs
Changes the naming from master to main in the scripts and documentation.
Do not merge unless CI passes!
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* remove 1.18, specify version of staticcheck
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Woo! Our new logo!
It's a little cartoon octopus inside of a septagon (similar to
Kubernetes).
It's to show how "composable" we similar to an octopus.
I've gone ahead and updated the documentation as well as the website.
These were leftover files from a docs / site template.
Removing as they are not needed.
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* feat: migrate from libcompose to compose-go
libcompose has been deprecated since summer 2021 in favor of https://github.com/compose-spec/compose-go.
Kompose should now be able to load all versions of compose.
* chore: replace golint with staticcheck
golint has been deprecated. Recommended replacement is staticcheck.
* openSUSE meanwhile includes kompose in their official repositories for Tumbleweed and Leap
* on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server kompose is available via PackageHub
* Cleanup mentions about glide
* Don't use glide to ignore vendor directory
Since go-1.9, "./..." no longer contains the "vendor" directory.
Also, since #1305 migrated dependency management from glide to go mod,
there is no need to think about the "vendor" directory.
See: https://golang.org/doc/go1.9#vendor-dotdotdot
* go mod tidy
