Update links to quelpa and quelpa-use-package - #469
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Quelpa moved back to github a while ago, as did quelpa-use-package. The minimum version requirement for the latter changed since the move. Update the links to reflect the changes.
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Thanks. Unfortunately that's practically a standard section in my projects' readmes, so those links will need to be updated in many places...eventually... :) |
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If you'd like, I can apply the patch across repos and push them. You'd still need to review them all, though :) |
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I couldn't ask you to do that, as they're my responsibility. But if you happen to have the time (or an automation) and want to, I won't object! (I also don't promise to merge them anytime soon, as my time for FOSS projects is very limited right now.) |
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Quelpa moved back to github a while ago, as did quelpa-use-package. The minimum version requirement for the latter changed since the move. Update the links to reflect the changes.