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Autogenerating documentation that could then be corrected by a human could still have value, in fairness
by HL33tibCe7 3y ago
Autogenerating documentation that could then be corrected by a human could still have value, in fairness
- krupan 3y agoReally? How much value would you put on that actually? How would you price that if you were selling it? Would I get a little refund for each mistake I find and have to correct?
- GrinningFool 3y agoFor one-and-done, I agree. But if you're looking at dynamic code base and you want to keep your documentation in sync, having to make 'manually correct the generated output' part of your build process can get expensive. (And tedious for the poor grunt who's got to do the work.)