`docs` seems to be the common name for documentation directories and is the [default path, for instance, of GitHub Pages](https://github.com/blog/2233-publish-your-project-documentation-with-github-pages).
patrick
added this to the plasp 3.1.0 milestone 2017-11-15 17:32:39 +01:00
patrick
self-assigned this 2017-11-15 17:32:39 +01:00
Finally, it doesn’t seem to me that docs is the most common directory for documentation.
I also changed my mind, because src, include etc. are all singular, while docs is plural.
Finally, to my mind doc stands for “documentation” and not “documents,” which makes it strange to abbreviate it as docs.
I’ll leave the documentation in doc for now.
Finally, it doesn’t seem to me that `docs` is the most common directory for documentation.
I also changed my mind, because `src`, `include` etc. are all singular, while `docs` is plural.
Finally, to my mind `doc` stands for “documentation” and not “documents,” which makes it strange to abbreviate it as `docs`.
I’ll leave the documentation in `doc` for now.
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docsseems to be the common name for documentation directories and is the default path, for instance, of GitHub Pages.Finally, it doesn’t seem to me that
docsis the most common directory for documentation.I also changed my mind, because
src,includeetc. are all singular, whiledocsis plural.Finally, to my mind
docstands for “documentation” and not “documents,” which makes it strange to abbreviate it asdocs.I’ll leave the documentation in
docfor now.