Documentation fixups#4827
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The underlying code uses GIT_CONFIG_FILENAME_GLOBAL, which is .gitconfig.
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Note that AFAICS the documentation is still built using "vanilla" docurium, which will likely result in no actual change to what's shown (vs the tweaked version, which now autolinks known types on documented struct members). |
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These all look good to me, thanks for working on them. I cannot really help you with your docurium quest, though, as I've neither used it myself nor have I ever done anything with Ruby. :/ |
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While looking at the worktree documentation, I managed to listen to a few of the "undocumented" warnings my tweaked docurium raises. So here's a few smallish additions/fixes to documentation comments.