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jfhbrook avatar jfhbrook commented on June 16, 2024

I don't think this issue is entirely relevant anymore. I'm going to close it.

I do, however, think that discussing an overall documentation strategy is worthwhile.

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coderarity avatar coderarity commented on June 16, 2024

Do you mean that there should be new markdown files containing the Ronn documentation, in addition to the in-code markdown comments, or should this come straight from the in-code markdown comments?

In the case that new markdown files should be created, I think that there could be a docs/ directory that contains a set of markdown documentation files. These could be compiled into Ronn-compatible markdown (and then converted into man pages automatically) and readme markdown when needed, and placed in their respective places. (post-commit hook?) That's the idea, right? The less that we have to repeat ourselves, the less likely that we'll forget to repeat ourselves when we need to, after all.

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coderarity avatar coderarity commented on June 16, 2024

(well, i couldn't call the folder docs, that's already taken by the doccu stuff...)

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blakmatrix avatar blakmatrix commented on June 16, 2024

This isn't relevant to our documentation process any longer. Between the handbook and jitsu's readme I believe changing the process to use ronn is late in the game now.

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