Remove accidentally commited file. - #33
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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test this please |
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The way GH displays diffs I totally missed that :( |
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Yeah it makes it a little hard to see exactly what got changed :( |
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* Add more examples from the cookbook. - How to create an empty rule - How to access rule attributes - How to compute implicit dependencies based on the attributes - How to use attr.output_list - How to create an executable rule - How to create a rule with a declared output
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Ref #30
I created this accidentally while debugging some of the tests. It never should have been committed.