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readme.md and README.md conflict

Open tim-moody opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

Having both readme.md and README.md causes errors on case insensitive operating systems like windows.

tim-moody avatar Oct 06 '20 15:10 tim-moody

which directory? I've been doing a number of README's

On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 8:47 AM Tim Moody [email protected] wrote:

Having both readme.md and README.md causes errors on case insensitive operating systems like windows.

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georgejhunt avatar Oct 06 '20 22:10 georgejhunt

https://github.com/iiab/maps/tree/master/docs

tim-moody avatar Oct 06 '20 22:10 tim-moody

Certainly older docs need to be labeled as such, and duplicate names avoided!

But regarding PR #37, personally I find it unfortunate when design docs hinting at structure/motivation/inspiration are hidden from view. From a docs directory especially...as even historical such docs can greatly help maintainers, new map devs and other community enthusiasts...understanding the lay-of-the-land here (i.e. the years of hard work @georgejhunt has put into this, even if there's no map of the map just yet!)

At minimum we really should try to preserve a prominent link to... https://github.com/iiab/maps/blob/ebcb43e54979023b33720f51dc3b07c6673c7e42/docs/readme.md ...being that we're in the library/cartography business after all ;)

holta avatar Oct 08 '20 04:10 holta

To that end (software archeology/anthropology was my dad's career after all, and how to elicit understanding of legacy software across its life cycles) I've added a link here:

https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-Maps#links--advanced-topics

Probably we can close this tkt now.

holta avatar Oct 08 '20 04:10 holta

there was no need to remove readme.md; a rename would have been sufficient. or do nothing if you prefer software archeology/anthropology to enabling people with case insensitive file systems to work on this repo.

tim-moody avatar Oct 08 '20 11:10 tim-moody