cli: Invoke coqdoc in a temporary directory #17
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More precisely, coqdoc writes coqdoc.css unconditionally to its designated output directory, which can be given explicitly by I tried this PR locally, and it solves the problem for me, so 👍 here. |
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Coqdoc writes coqdoc.css unconditionally in its cwd, so invoke it from a temporary directory. Fixes GH-16.
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I added "-d" just in case, thanks for pointing that out. The test seems to pass on my machine, so 🚀 |
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Coqdoc writes coqdoc.css unconditionally in its cwd, so invoke it
from a temporary directory.
Fixes GH-16.