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Interesting idea! |
Fortuitous timing, I was trying to see how one might implement links to source files in dartdoc [for this issue], this would definitely help. |
Nice! We'd want to align w/ the right commit, etc etc.
We'll take small steps...
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Fortuitous timing, I was trying to see how one might implement links to
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dartdoc/issues/73], this would definitely help.
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Right now, Dart only supports specifying homepage field.
Right now, people are using their homepage URL in that field. This makes it harder to reach the actual project repository.
Would be nice if this homepage field is split into two:
Here is an example of one of my projects:
I would like to have:
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