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Simplify documentation for Making your buildpack configurable #768

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@linghengqian linghengqian commented Sep 22, 2024

  • Simplify documentation for Making your buildpack configurable.
  • Fixes Using echo instead of cat is a bit complicated for beginners #767 .
  • As for why I forced push multiple times, it was mainly because I was a little curious why modifying the document would affect the actual build of the example, because I didn't actually have a golang programming environment installed locally.🫠

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Thank you very much for this. It's a nice quality-of-life improvement for new users.

@AidanDelaney AidanDelaney merged commit 5b39011 into buildpacks:main Sep 23, 2024
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* Replace some `echo` instances with `cat`
* Clean up formatting of the shell scripts

Signed-off-by: linghengqian <linghengqian@outlook.com>
@linghengqian linghengqian deleted the docf-fix branch September 23, 2024 06:50
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Using echo instead of cat is a bit complicated for beginners
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