Chris Krycho

One quick question about that: I assume you're meaning top-level `doc` relative to `src`, in line with the conventions in e.g. this repository? So a basic crate setup for Cargo...

@alexcrichton, very good. The reason I was thinking to use `/src/doc` rather than `/doc` for the root was because both this repository and the main Rust repository both already have...

@alexcrichton and @steveklabnik, how should this interact with (including just ignoring it) [rustbook](https://github.com/steveklabnik/rustbook)?

Excellent—just wanted to check that box before proceeding. I'll go ahead with the root docs directory! Hopefully starting in on it a bit this week(end).

While I haven't had a chance to dig in yet courtesy of start-of-the-semester busyness, my tentative plan is to make those available, yep. Presumably with an optional argument to the...

Just a quick update: I've spent several hours last week and expect to spend several more this weekend familiarizing myself with the way `cargo doc` currently works so that when...

Alas: no. School and work this semester have taken up more time than I’ve expected. It is still very much on my radar, but of course if someone else gets...

No, I had an abortive start back in October or so, but nada since then. If you give it a go, I’d be happy to chip in.

Thanks so much for doing this work! I will bring it to the Framework meeting this week for initial discussion. 💙

We had three notes coming out of today's Framework Core discussion of this RFC. 1. @ef4's suggestion should *dramatically* simplify what we need to do from a tooling perspective to...