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We want to allow users to specify a README template other than the default template currently defined in `packs`. Users can specify an alternative path to this file in `packs.yml` or define `README_TEMPLATE.md` in the project root.
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Teal and I discussed this change. While this makes it very convenient to get the path for the README template, it's not necessary for the public API that this pack provides. If someone were using |
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We want to allow users to specify a README template other than the default template currently defined in
packs. The README_TODO file currently contains the following text:Some organizations may want to use their own README template. This issue requested the ability to customize the README but was closed due to inactivity. With this change, users can define their own README template,
README_TEMPLATE.md, in the project root or specify an alternative path inpacks.yml.Corresponding packs change: rubyatscale/packs#165