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The PR isn't your problem. There will be some other other problem you'll find with any new documentation system. The root cause is keeping documentation up to d
by rubidium 9y ago
The PR isn't your problem. There will be some other other problem you'll find with any new documentation system. The root cause is keeping documentation up to date is universally a pain. Unless you have it as (part of) someones job, it always will be subject to decay.
If someone has "solved" creating a good way to capture tribal knowledge, I'm all ears. But it's not the tools being used that are the issue or the solution.
- throwayit 9y agoOur company has a culture of making it a part of the dev owner (or product owner's) job. So as part of shipping a feature / epic / task you are expected to create and update documentation. The added benefit is when someone has a question you point them to the document and make sure they read it before scheduling a meeting.