CrossDoc
CrossDoc is a comment management system that expands the documentation capabilities of teams and individuals. By separating comments from code, CrossDoc is able to optimize how and when you can edit your project’s comments.
Installation
CrossDoc can be installed through pip by using the following command:
pip install cross-doc
Developer Notes
Before committing, ensure that your code conforms to the standards addressed in the contributing write-up. For a collection of frequently used commands and development processes, check the developer notes document.
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