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I'm not very optimistic about this type of features. I mean I like them, I think it's a step forward and everything BUT most projects hardly even sync comments
by decebalus1 5y ago
I'm not very optimistic about this type of features. I mean I like them, I think it's a step forward and everything BUT most projects hardly even sync comments with the code in the same branch, two lines down. And the amount of tickets pointing to lines of code in the tip of main instead of a commit hash is just one example of drifting 'truths' that nobody cares enough to sync.
I wouldn't expect this to be considered a first-class documentation task and have someone actively maintain it when code velocity often outpaces documentation. I mean if you refactor something now you also refactor the walkthrough? Ugh.. nobody got time for that.
What I'd like to see is some profiler or something auto-generating walkthroughs based on the 'beaten path' of the business logic, starting from the entry points of the.. thing, for each release.