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CI: Check if refresh in documentation is needed #3056
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Using Fedora image as the ubuntu creates non-standard /usr/etc/... paths without more tweaking Fixes: OpenSC#3056
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I think we can do similar job as the formatting job, that it will try to generate the html files (with the right prefix/paths and everything) and if it will not match what is in the repository, it can print a diff, that can be either manually pulled by the contributor to fix the HTML or the contributor can regenerate the HTML files with
make ...
(given that we would provide reasonable description in the CI job).Originally posted by @Jakuje in #3052 (comment)
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