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RFC: doc/ folder reorg #11691
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sounds like a wise idea !
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I feel the same pain and having the organization mirror the docs would be great! |
I would also find such a re-organization beneficial! |
+1 |
Interesting 🤔 The way I usually do it is that I look at the URL in the browser, copy the filename and then in VS Code I use Cmd-P and paste the base of the filename, which usually takes me right to the relevant RST file. That said, I like organization, so +1 from my side on this endeavor 👍 |
Sounds good to me! +1 |
+1 from me too! |
The organization of files in our
doc/
folder is out of control; every time I need to edit a page in our docs it is a challenge to find the correct.rst
source file. Below (hidden under "details") I lay out a proposal to have subfolders withindoc/
mirror the top-level sections of our site. Given that there are a few outstanding issues with doc content and organization:...I feel like now is the time to tackle this.
Note that a couple years ago there was some discussion of reorganizing the website pages (I think around the time of #8757 or #9292, when the API pages were split up?) about "not breaking people's browser bookmarks" (I think @agramfort was the one who raised this objection?). Nowadays we already track a bunch of custom redirects in
conf.py
so IMO that objection is not nearly as strong today as it was then.Eager to hear what @mne-tools/mne-python-steering-committee thinks about this.
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