feat: remove explicit toc
The UI bundle now includes a toc in the right hand sidebar, so there's no need to have tocs explicitly at the start of documents.
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= How to Get Sponsored into the Packager Group
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:toc:
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[#sponsorship_model]
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== Sponsorship model
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= How to Sponsor a New Contributor
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:toc:
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[#becoming_a_fedora_package_collection_sponsor]
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== Becoming a Fedora Package Collection Sponsor
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= Installing Packager Tools
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:toc:
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== Installing
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include::{partialsdir}/attributes.adoc[]
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= Joining the Package Maintainers
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:toc:
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So, you have decided to become a package maintainer in the Fedora Project?
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This guide will lead you through your first package submission.
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= New Package Process for Existing Contributors
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:toc:
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This is a short version of the New Package Process,
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streamlined to show how existing contributors can make new packages.
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include::{partialsdir}/attributes.adoc[]
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= New Package Process for New Contributors
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:toc:
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This is a long version of the New Package Process,
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containing more details so new contributors can follow it more easily.
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include::{partialsdir}/attributes.adoc[]
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= Package Maintenance Guide
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:toc:
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This page provides some basic instructions for day-to-day usage
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of the http://git-scm.com/[git]-based package maintenance system for Fedora.
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= Package Orphaning Process
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:toc:
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This page contains instructions for working with orphan packages
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as specified in https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fesco/Policy_for_orphan_and_retired_packages/[Policy for Orphan and Retired Packages].
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= Package Renaming Process
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:toc:
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For a variety of reasons it may become necessary to rename a package in Fedora.
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The goal of this page is to outline the process
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= Package Retirement Process
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:toc:
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When a package reaches the end of its useful life,
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the Package Retirement Process lets other people
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= Package Review Process
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:toc:
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In order for a new package to be added to Fedora,
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the package must first undertake a formal review.
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include::{partialsdir}/attributes.adoc[]
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= Package Update Guide
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:toc:
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This document shows how to submit an update
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for a package you maintain in Fedora.
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= Packaging Tutorial: GNU Hello
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:page-aliases: quick-docs::creating-rpm-packages.adoc
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:toc:
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This tutorial demonstrates RPM packaging
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by packaging the https://www.gnu.org/software/hello/[GNU Hello] program.
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= Reporting Issues
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:toc
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When working with Fedora Packaging, you may run across issues
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in packages,
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= Staying Close to Upstream Projects
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:toc:
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The Fedora Project focuses,
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as much as possible,
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= Upstream Release Monitoring
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:toc:
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[#tldr_get_packages_monitored]
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== TLDR; Get Packages Monitored
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= Using the Koji build system
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:toc:
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[#using_koji_in_fedora]
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== Using Koji in Fedora
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= Fedora Package Maintainers
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:toc:
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Fedora Packages are maintained collectively
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by a community of both Red Hat members and volunteers.
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