Remove autogenerated README.adoc files #371
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As mentioned in jboss-openshift#370, we need a different approach for docs. These files get stale as the modules are updated but they are not regenerated, and they make refactoring work very difficult. We can either come up with a new scheme or re-introduce these later on. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Dowland <[email protected]>
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@jmtd +1 on the stale issues, and it would be nice if these were autogenerated. Was there some tooling around this at some point? |
Not for automatic, but I think we could potentially hook Travis CI or similar up to a small shell script to run |
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As mentioned in #370, we need a different approach for docs. These
files get stale as the modules are updated but they are not regenerated,
and they make refactoring work very difficult.
We can either come up with a new scheme or re-introduce these later on.