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Can you not just not write the documentation, even if it resides in the same repository, and then later make a commit to update it, as a separate task?
by iib 5y ago
Can you not just not write the documentation, even if it resides in the same repository, and then later make a commit to update it, as a separate task?
- cryptica 5y agoYes, but why take up space in the actual source code and repo? It increases space usage both in terms of disk space (which means more download time) for the library and requires more scrolling when reading the code. Also, if the library is a sub-dependency which the developer doesn't interact with directly, why should they download the documentation for it? They will never read those comments in the code anyway.