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I like this idea. It could be as simple as turning on GitHub Pages once #190 is implemented, or Microsoft could use their markdown conversion tools to convert a markdown file that contains the RFC content and host it with other PowerShell materials on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/.
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fMichaleczek commentedon Jun 12, 2019
Joey Aiello (@joeyaiello) Kirk Munro (@KirkMunro)
KirkMunro commentedon Jun 12, 2019
I like this idea. It could be as simple as turning on GitHub Pages once #190 is implemented, or Microsoft could use their markdown conversion tools to convert a markdown file that contains the RFC content and host it with other PowerShell materials on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/.
vexx32 commentedon Jun 12, 2019
This should be relatively easy with Github Pages. Bit of CSS style sheets, and every RFC can be an indexable webpage.
Hell yes!
chriskuech commentedon Jul 1, 2019
I think the tech you're looking for is called Jekyll themes on GitHub Pages, not just CSS injection into GitHub Pages.
JamesWTruher commentedon Jun 22, 2022
@PowerShell/powershell-committee We believe that this is a duplicate of #190