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by harlanji
3078 days ago
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Literate commit messages. The tool TRAC did a great job of surfacing project activity into timelines and exposing views like that. It's possible with GH but I'm usually the only one on projects to write commit messages that aren't dismissive like "words" or "fdsafdasfas"... soooo.... Release Notes are the best I can do for now. Bigger still, is what happens when a project spills beyond a single repo, but not even Google is that big :) :). Apache projects are good models for that kind of documentation IMO, even though the pages have ugly css. |
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That's a form of written-in-prose documentation like the OP was arguing for, and unlike writing unit tests. Documentation doesn't have to be in a separate file.