manual: Don't reuse scanignore doc in scandelete

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Daniel Martí 2015-09-08 15:36:18 -07:00
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@ -980,11 +980,13 @@ When scanning the source tree for problems, matching files whose relative
paths start with any of the paths given here are ignored.
@item scandelete=<path1>[,<path2>,...]
Similar to scanignore=, but instead of ignoring files under the given paths,
it tells f-droid to delete the matching files directly.
When running the scan process, any files that trigger errors - like binaries -
will be removed. It acts just like scanignore=, but instead of ignoring the
files, it removes them.
When scanning the source tree for problems, matching files whose relative
paths start with any of the paths given here are removed.
Useful when a source code repository includes binaries or other unwanted files
which are not needed for the build. Instead of removing them manually via rm=,
using scandelete= is easier.
@item build=xxxx
As for 'prebuild', but runs during the actual build phase (but before the