Add Inch CI to test documentation quality#5
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@davejlong I'm not familiar with Inch CI; what exactly does it do/check? |
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Inch is similar to code coverage testing except that it tests that code has documentation. It tests that the documentation describes methods and modules, how to use them and what information needs to be sent into methods. You can see the Inch report for Kitto at http://inch-ci.org/github/kittoframework/kitto |
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Add in Inch CI to ensure that documentation stays at a high quality. I'm not sure if Inch will pick up on the origin automatically or if
MIX_ENV=docs mix do deps.get, inchci.addwill need to be run on the origin repo.