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I will run the same cleanup on tmuxp I do on libtmux, but will also try to curate some screenshots/animated gifs and optimize them well
Potentially i will move binary images to gh-pages or a branch. Not sure.
This is one time thing. Also I think we're too small for git-lfs to make sense but I will investigate the tradeoffs of that.
If we used git-lfs and it didn't break stuff downstream, I'd be much more willing to commit screenshots / graphics and styling.
On word on docs
Further I am concerned that us moving documentation to a different project, e.g. from sphinx to docusaurus, is going to bloat the repo size further. I am still investigating solutions with that.
I am going to investigate porting our docs so they have versioning back to past releases. The problem is if we go with docusaurus, I am concerned on us having a perfect alignment of page links
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Same as tmux-python/tmuxp#732, I want to cut down bloat in the repositories.
I will run the same cleanup on tmuxp I do on libtmux, but will also try to curate some screenshots/animated gifs and optimize them well
Potentially i will move binary images to
gh-pages
or a branch. Not sure.This is one time thing. Also I think we're too small for git-lfs to make sense but I will investigate the tradeoffs of that.
If we used
git-lfs
and it didn't break stuff downstream, I'd be much more willing to commit screenshots / graphics and styling.On word on docs
Further I am concerned that us moving documentation to a different project, e.g. from sphinx to docusaurus, is going to bloat the repo size further. I am still investigating solutions with that.
I am going to investigate porting our docs so they have versioning back to past releases. The problem is if we go with docusaurus, I am concerned on us having a perfect alignment of page links
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: