nickrod518
Need documentation
There needs to be better documentation on how to use this tool including screenshots and explanations of the config section and the GUI.
Certainly, what medium do you reccomend for the documentation files?
On Sun, Feb 12, 2017 at 9:36 AM, Nick Rodriguez [email protected] wrote:
There needs to be better documentation on how to use this tool including screenshots and explanations of the config section and the GUI.
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The built in GitHub readme would be ideal because it is robust, allows for images, and is the first thing someone sees when they visit the project. I'll get around to it eventually but if you are ever bored please feel free to jump in!
Certainly, I'm going to see if I can triangulate this piece with my lead at work as he's much better at generating documentation then myself. We often have to generate documentation for the tools we use at work due to the varied skillsets amongst the other techs.
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The built in GitHub readme would be ideal because it is robust, allows for images, and is the first thing someone sees when they visit the project. I'll get around to it eventually but if you are ever bored please feel free to jump in!
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Things to add to documentation:
- There should be a 'in-progress' screen shot
- a description of log files created and where they are
- high-lighting the path to ScanState and ScanProgress.log
- clearly state where the finished USMT .MIG file will be created by default.
Otherwise, excellent work!
Thanks 1RedOne, I added some info on the log files and mig data file.
P.S. I admire your work with PowerShell, especially Invoke-Clippy!