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Support for nested directories #27
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@pSub I see what is #28 is about, but aggregate does not really work for us, |
@jadur10: Thank you. Now I understand what you want. 😄 |
I can also implement this if you show me how :D |
Thank you for your feedback @jadur10 that is a good idea! I can help you to implement this:
Note: the first folder needs to have With this you can have https://.github.io//javadoc/A, https://.github.io//javadoc/B ont a same repo. |
@MathieuSoysal thank you for this :) is there any way I can reach you via IM? I'm not that experienced with yaml as you might be, so would need some quick chat for assistance (I'm available Via messenger for instance) |
@jadur10 Yep you can, my messenger is Mathieu So |
Hey, pinged you there, my name is Jacek Durlik (not that many with that name, so you can be sure this is me :) ) |
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…ies-#27 Add support for subdirectories #27
I have a monorepo for couple of maven projects such as
A(root)
|-B
|-C
While deploying, only javadoc from the root project (A) is included, however I would like to include javadocs for B and C.
Suggested way would be to specify (optional) subdirectories in the yaml configuration and upload the generated javadocs to
javadoc/<folder_name>
in the target github.io page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: