Land fork-specific README for weblate-docker.#9
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME rewritten to document the Boost-Weblate Docker image: required repository layout and build context, quick-start steps and environment variables, fork-specific settings, and image details including version pinning and build-time patches. ChangesBoost-Weblate README Documentation
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 5: The README link labeled "Boost-Weblate" currently points to the
upstream https://weblate.org; update the Markdown link target so the
"Boost-Weblate" text links to the project's own repository or documentation URL
(the Boost-Weblate project/homepage) instead of the upstream weblate.org; locate
the Markdown line in README.md containing the "Boost-Weblate" link text and
replace the href with the correct Boost-Weblate repository or package URL.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 7: The README references a link label "[doc]" but never defines it,
causing broken links; add a reference definition for "[doc]" (for example add a
trailing reference block like “[doc]: https://weblate.org/doc/” or the correct
official Docker install URL) so both occurrences of [doc] resolve; ensure the
exact label "[doc]" is used and place the reference definition at the end of
README.md so both instances (including the occurrence mentioned as "also applies
to: 46-46") are fixed.
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56-56:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClarify “submodule beside it” wording to avoid Git-structure confusion.
“Submodule” conflicts with “beside it” (siblings are separate repos; submodules are nested). This can mislead checkout/setup.
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-**Repositories:** **`weblate`** (application fork) and **`weblate-docker`** (this repo). Your checkout folder name may differ—many installs clone **`weblate`** into a directory called **`boost-weblate`** (the Docker build context), with **`weblate-docker/`** as a submodule beside it. +**Repositories:** **`weblate`** (application fork) and **`weblate-docker`** (this repo). Your checkout folder name may differ—many installs clone **`weblate`** into a directory called **`boost-weblate`** (the Docker build context), with **`weblate-docker/`** as a sibling repository beside it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@README.md` at line 56, The phrase "**`weblate-docker/`** as a submodule beside it" is confusing; update the sentence around "**`weblate`** (application fork) and **`weblate-docker`** (this repo)" to clarify that weblate-docker is typically a sibling repository in the same parent folder, not a Git submodule—replace "submodule beside it" with wording like "a sibling repository (not a Git submodule) located alongside it)" and optionally note that some users may add it as a Git submodule if they choose; adjust the surrounding sentence to remove the conflicting terms so readers understand the intended filesystem relationship.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Outside diff comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 56: The phrase "**`weblate-docker/`** as a submodule beside it" is
confusing; update the sentence around "**`weblate`** (application fork) and
**`weblate-docker`** (this repo)" to clarify that weblate-docker is typically a
sibling repository in the same parent folder, not a Git submodule—replace
"submodule beside it" with wording like "a sibling repository (not a Git
submodule) located alongside it)" and optionally note that some users may add it
as a Git submodule if they choose; adjust the surrounding sentence to remove the
conflicting terms so readers understand the intended filesystem relationship.
Closes #8
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