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Seriously, you should store wiki pages as .md files in a /wiki folder in your repo, regardless of your git repo hosting provider. I'm positive wiki pages are st
by TimTheTinker 7y ago
Seriously, you should store wiki pages as .md files in a /wiki folder in your repo, regardless of your git repo hosting provider. I'm positive wiki pages are stored in a separate git repo alongside your code, anyway.
The more that lives in the codebase itself, the better -- ideally this would not only include wiki pages, but also issues, comments, PR threads, etc.
- tedivm 7y agoGithub treats wikis as another git repository. I regularly use this to backup the wikis I have on github. If your project is named `username/repository` then your wiki can be cloned at `git clone git@github.com:username/repository.wiki.git`.
- ribadeodev 7y agoThis approach is something I never quite figured out. What is the point of documenting your project in another repository? Based on what OP just explained this is one of the only explanations I can come up with (GitHub treats this as an extra that you must pay for).
- modzu 7y agoi like this advice