Close #14: add Kramdown via Gemfile.

[commonquail]

$ sudo gem install bundle
$ bundle install
$ jekyll serve

[jbranchaud]

@commonquail Thanks for the PR. Before I merge it, can you add a version for the kramdown dependency? Following in Jekyll's footsteps, I would suggest v1.3 like so:

gem 'kramdown', '~> 1.3'

[commonquail]

Sure. Should I add Jekyll (which version?) immediately, too? I think we'll need that for Travis CI anyway.

[cweagans]

I don't think we'll need Travis CI on this repo. All of the "builds" are handled by Github, and there's no tests to run. For now, let's just stick with Kramdown. Can you open another issue to discuss adding Jekyll to the Gemfile?

[jbranchaud]

I agree with @cweagans, there is no reason we should need Travis CI, at least not as long as this is just a GitHub pages site.

[commonquail]

I don't disagree, I just saw it mentioned on the Wiki.

[jbranchaud]

Oh I see, I believe the wiki is suggesting that we show the Travis CI build status for Neovim itself, not that we add Travis CI for this repo.

[retrohacker]

Yes, I meant the build status of neovim, not the website.
On Feb 24, 2014 1:33 PM, "Josh Branchaud" [email protected] wrote:

Oh I see, I believe the wiki is suggesting that we show the Travis CI
build status for Neovim itself, not that we add Travis CI for this repo.

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[jbranchaud]

@Crackerz Whoops, sorry for the misunderstanding.