Move documentation files to docs folder #2283
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There are certain things that MUST be in the top level: README.md Anything more than those two could live elsewhere, so long as README.md lists them and says where they are and what they're for. |
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Yes. I didn't move the README file. |
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- Should this get a changelog entry? It's a user-/contributor-visible change, so I'd say yes?
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tools/create-translation-issues.shneeds updating wrtTRANSLATING.md - jamulussoftware/jamuluswebsite:
README.mdneeds updating wrtTRANSLATING.md(separate PR as it's another repo)
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Not sure if it's worth a change log entry. But we can, of course |
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CHANGELOG: Move documentation files into docs/ folder to clean up root folder. |
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Seems as if the author information is lost due to the move. |
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What do you mean? |
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I mean in the GitHub gui. It lists me as only contributor for the three files |
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Hm, too bad, but I don't think there's anything we could have done differently. Looks like Github lacks support for this, so I guess we'll have to live with it. |
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ok. so we'll need to live with it. |
Short description of changes
Moves/deletes some files to a newly created folder. Maybe we need to overthink the documentation structure. Having too many files in the root folder is confusing.
Context: Fixes an issue?
Not yet.
Does this change need documentation? What needs to be documented and how?
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Proof of concept (not to be merged soon)
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