Sort modules in the stdlib api index in alphabetical order #1631
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Patch the index files for the 4.13 to 5.0 API documentation to sort each link first by category: - text tutorials - stdlib and otherlibs modules - internal stdlib modules and then alphabetically inside each category.
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this should solve however do I understand correctly that this has to be done manually at each new release? Couldn't this be integrated in the webman generation? |
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Those are the index pages generated by ocamldoc after tweaking the input send to ocamldoc. There is no special manual process required fortunately. |
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oh great, thanks. out of curiosity, where is the "tweaking" done? |
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Thanks @Octachron! |
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This PR patches the index files for the 4.13 to 5.0 API documentation to sort each link first by category:
and then alphabetically inside each category.
cc @gasche