Hi all
I'm wondering whether there is a community interest in having an automated system to help with keeping the documentation up-to-date?
If so, I have this idea. Tie files in the OpenWrt main repo to a "topic". Articles in the wiki similarly get tied to same topics. Let's say the topic is procd. Then any file and wiki page which has to do with procd will be assigned to this topic. Then we can have an automatic system which tracks Github commits. Once a commit changing any of the assigned files is merged, that commit gets automatically registered in the "to-do" list of the relevant topic(s). Ideally, commit author will then update the relevant wiki pages and mark the documentation work for that commit as completed. If they forget to do that, the commit stays in the "to-do" list and will at least be easily discoverable by volunteers.
The specifics of the implementation can be refined if the general idea makes sense to the community and, crucially, to core OpenWrt devs.