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I think it depends on who the documentation is intended for. I often let public facing documentation be the source of truth for expected behavior unless it's i
by chrsig 2y ago
I think it depends on who the documentation is intended for. I often let public facing documentation be the source of truth for expected behavior unless it's infeasible to coerce the system to that behavior. If the latter does occur, the documentation gets updated.
If the question is what does the software actually do, then of course the code, toolchain, and runtime are the authority.
- MrMcCall 2y agoGood point. I was only speaking to targeting other developers.