wiki in wikimedia format?

[Chris Smith]

The wiki was changed from rest to wikimedia format but this broke some things and put an illegible table of contents on the page. This should be fixed by someone or else the changes reverted.  I only added a couple of edits to make 2 links look better.

/c

[Oscar Benjamin]

Do you have a link to the relevant page? How can you tell that the
format is changed?

On Mon, 2 Mar 2020 at 19:54, Chris Smith <smi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> The wiki was changed from rest to wikimedia format but this broke some things and put an illegible table of contents on the page. This should be fixed by someone or else the changes reverted. I only added a couple of edits to make 2 links look better.
>
> /c
>

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[Aaron Meurer]

I guess he means the homepage. Looking at the git history, I suspect
the change was an accident. I pushed some changes that reverted it.

Aaron Meurer

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[Aaron Meurer]

And if you don't know, the wiki is backed by git. You can clone it
with https://github.com/sympy/sympy.wiki.git (the link is on the
page). You can also use a SSH url g...@github.com:sympy/sympy.wiki.git.
If you have push access to the repo you also have push access to the
wiki. It is often easier to edit pages locally and then push them up.
It's also a lot easier to view the edit history this way.

Aaron Meurer