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It's common in node projects to have an index.js file. This maps to the same name as the README, causing one to be overwritten.
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Related: two files with the same name but differing extensions will also shadow each other (for example: foo.js and foo.md).
foo.js
foo.md
I think the only real solution to this is to preserve the extension and just append .html to the existing filename, e.g. foo.js.html.
.html
foo.js.html
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It's common in node projects to have an index.js file. This maps to the same name as the README, causing one to be overwritten.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: