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Install.rst: Add link for the Docker documentation #590

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Expand Up @@ -184,6 +184,9 @@ virtualenv with:
Using coala With Docker
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Don't know what Docker is? Have a look at
`What is Docker? <Docker_Image.html>`_
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Use just <Docker_Image> - sphinx will automatically add the .html

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I did that but I'm getting ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND when I click on the link. I'm using Sphinx v1.6.5

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Basically it's not automatically adding the HTML for me.

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@jayvdb any suggestions?


Use this installation method if you *just simply want to use coala*.

The recommended way to use coala is using docker: coala has a lot of
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