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I apologize in advance. I'm a bit frustrated and that comes out below. I'm trying to tone it down.
This is a request for more complete documentation.
For having such widespread use and acclaim, I was surprised at holes in the documentation for this tool.
Some examples:
You give an abbreviated list of two options, --clean and --verbose, for the librarian-puppet install command, but don't describe what --clean means. Running librarian-puppet help install lists a whole bunch of options without saying what any of them mean.
You have a whole long section on "Configuration" and only end up describing two configuration options, path and tmp. Are there only two configuration options for the entire system? Also, the description for the path configuration option talks about "cookbooks". What are cookbooks? That's the first and only time that "cookbooks" ever mentioned in the entire document.
There's other places where the documentation only makes sense if you already know what it's talking about. For example, the only reference to the metadata directive is a backwards reference to a previous description of the default behavior in the absence of a Puppetfile. My first few times reading this document, I completely missed that back-reference and kept looking for the section that would explain what the metadata directive did.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I apologize in advance. I'm a bit frustrated and that comes out below. I'm trying to tone it down.
This is a request for more complete documentation.
For having such widespread use and acclaim, I was surprised at holes in the documentation for this tool.
Some examples:
You give an abbreviated list of two options,
--clean
and--verbose
, for thelibrarian-puppet install
command, but don't describe what--clean
means. Runninglibrarian-puppet help install
lists a whole bunch of options without saying what any of them mean.You have a whole long section on "Configuration" and only end up describing two configuration options,
path
andtmp
. Are there only two configuration options for the entire system? Also, the description for thepath
configuration option talks about "cookbooks". What are cookbooks? That's the first and only time that "cookbooks" ever mentioned in the entire document.There's other places where the documentation only makes sense if you already know what it's talking about. For example, the only reference to the
metadata
directive is a backwards reference to a previous description of the default behavior in the absence of a Puppetfile. My first few times reading this document, I completely missed that back-reference and kept looking for the section that would explain what themetadata
directive did.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: