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Add flag for setting output location of multi command docs #65
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# [1.19.0](v1.18.1...v1.19.0) (2018-10-02) ### Features * add dir flag to readme ([#65](#65)) ([4874a22](4874a22))
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Ran into this issue when trying to use a markdown doc renderer like ignite. Since oclif forces multi docs to get saved to the root of the
docs/dir, I figured it might be nice if that could be overridden.Even if you're not using a markdown renderer, it's useful to be able to change the folder structure, especially if your project has handwritten docs mixed in the
docs/dir.In this PR, I made it changeable via the
--dirflag. Not sure if that's a great name for it, so lmk if you'd like me to change it. Since the flag only applies to multi docs, it might make more sense to use a flag that has the word multi in it.