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[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on pull request #20148: [Update] Breeze2-on-windows
potiuk commented on pull request #20148:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/20148#issuecomment-989913109
> > The docs would be better in `./dev/breeze` (see the comment)
> > @potiuk I will make a copy of BREEZE.rst with the changes about Windows and I will add it here: ./dev/breeze/docs. Is that okay?
I think it woudl be better Just start "fresh" the BREEZE documention basicaly has everything but a kitchen sink, and I think it will be better outcome if we start from zero (and maybe move relevant start from Breeze.rst and decide later what to do when we switch.
Actually - I think a simple/standard approach is to have INSTALL.md in the "project" directory. And maybe that's a good starting point ("./dev/breeze/INSTALL.md"). Md is much easier/more lightweight format for documentation and seems to be better suited for that. Unless others have another opinion. @uranusjr WDYT?
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