I'd like to explore the possibility of versioning the docs, thus keeping previous versions in a vX.X.X folder and allowing the user to pick their image version from a drop list.

At the very least, we should publish stable (as in released) and dev docs separately.

AFAICT, command-line options for generate_appcast are only "documented" in the source.

For example I was interested to infer, from the sources, the following syntax:

generate_appcast -s private_key updates_dir

But wish I had found it earlier in the docs, without needing to discover/infer it.

It would be great to document these command line features in a place that is external to th

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Seems like the library works with Preact but there are no tests and documentation about it.

In your list of examples, you have this piece of code:

let old = Array("abcd")
let new = Array("adbc")
let changes = diff(old: old, new: new)

// Move "d" from index 3 to index 1

Is this indeed correct or was this before introducing the Heckel algorithm?

Haven't verified this, but doesn't Heckel produce all three moves in this case? I.e.:

// Move "d" from i

Description of issue or feature request:

We need a much easier to understand, coding-first, reading-later introduction to TUF.

Current behavior:

Following up on our PEP 458 WG meeting today, people who are new to TUF find it too difficult to read [all of the academic papers and specification](https://python.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/223926-pep458-implementation/topic/onboarding

Steps to reproduce:
In "Updates avaliable" window click "Install".
After download finishes, use "Enter" to click "Install" button instead of using mouse,
After you press "Enter" Winsparkle starts download again.
Here is the video of this bug http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ydRRwO221c&feature=youtu.be

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Hello @aykut! Thank you for this library and your work on it!

I just wanted to let you know that coming in Django 2.2 there will be a bulk_update() function available on any Model (just like bulk_create) that uses the same method as this library (and is heavily inspired by it!) 🎉 🎉

Would documenting this be possible? We could perhaps add a fallback to the built-in bulk_create if we

We should update the docs with the information about how to use the config file. There is already a explanation here so basically al we need to do it figure out in which page it belongs or create a new page and update it with the wiki text.