Update and clarify README for 7.x #101
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This update does not present new information, but hopefully makes the README more readable. - add "Djatoka or IIIF image server" as requirement - reorder installation options, implicitly prefer Drush - explain what configuration is discussed here - explain IIIF settings - align IIIF settings with Djatoka settings - make reverse proxy information more generic - remove Apache example setup - update Cantaloupe URLs - use more informative link labels - fix a few typos
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Oct 18, 2019
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The updates make sense to me. @DiegoPino @DonRichards any objections to a merge when the clock runs out? |
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Clock has run four times, so... I guess this goes in! |
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Related PR for release branch: #100
What does this Pull Request do?
This update does not present new information, but hopefully makes the README more accessible.
What's new?
Of the above listed changes, I consider these new-ish:
How should this be tested?
Please read.
Additional Notes:
I haven't touched the wiki page yet.
Interested parties
@DiegoPino, @DonRichards and @Islandora/7-x-1-x-committers