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Jonathan Hefner authored
The `rdoc lib` command produces nearly the same output as `rake rdoc`. The `rdoc lib` command also has the benefit of being standard, whereas Rake subcommands can vary from project to project. Since the purpose of either command is to support local development, as opposed to generating official docs for consumption by e.g. rubygems, the standard command seems preferable. Note that the `rdoc` command outputs to the doc/ directory by default, so this commit also adds that directory to the plugin .gitignore file.
Jonathan Hefner authoredThe `rdoc lib` command produces nearly the same output as `rake rdoc`. The `rdoc lib` command also has the benefit of being standard, whereas Rake subcommands can vary from project to project. Since the purpose of either command is to support local development, as opposed to generating official docs for consumption by e.g. rubygems, the standard command seems preferable. Note that the `rdoc` command outputs to the doc/ directory by default, so this commit also adds that directory to the plugin .gitignore file.
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