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Hey David—when I was on the Bundler core team (now a part of RubyGems), we had several Markdown files for things like contributing guidelines to installation instructions. In our case, the documentation site was its own repo, but we linked out to it from the main repo.
It seems you're doing this now and I really like how organized all the various component links are displayed. I'd be interested to hear from others who have a similar use case!
Thanks Stephanie for your feedback 🙏 I am really happy to hear that the organization of this entry readme file looks alright. It took a bit of time to figure it out. We even only added recently the CHANGELOGs uri, thanks to a PR of a contributor (Roy).
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Hey David—when I was on the Bundler core team (now a part of RubyGems), we had several Markdown files for things like contributing guidelines to installation instructions. In our case, the documentation site was its own repo, but we linked out to it from the main repo.
It seems you're doing this now and I really like how organized all the various component links are displayed. I'd be interested to hear from others who have a similar use case!
Thanks Stephanie for your feedback 🙏 I am really happy to hear that the organization of this entry readme file looks alright. It took a bit of time to figure it out. We even only added recently the CHANGELOGs uri, thanks to a PR of a contributor (Roy).