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Documented all public methods/attributes. http://yardoc.org/
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I have no idea, some keeps it in the repo, some don't. Im choosing not to as it's one more thing to remember to update each time you make a change. The YARD-comments in the code is still there which should be enough. |
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I agree, we should not have the generated documentation in the repo |
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Great job! 👍 |
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I think we can "is not" over "isn't" in our documentation, wdyt?
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Awesome work, left a few minor comments |
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"a few" 😛 |
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:) LGTM! |
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Documented all public methods/attributes using http://yardoc.org/
Started a yard server locally by running
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