From: Jim Freeze <jim@...>
Date: 2003-05-27T05:33:21+09:00
Subject: Re: Project Directory Structure

On Tuesday, 27 May 2003 at  3:23:31 +0900, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
> Jim Freeze wrote:

    CHANGELOG
> > LICENSE 
> > Manifest
> > README
> >   bin/
         # ruby executables
         # other executables
> >   docs/
         # documentation source
> >   doc/        # rdoc generated
> >   examples/
> >   ext/
> >     /ext_name?
> >   lib/
         # .rb files that go into RUBY_LIB
> >   packages?/ # is this for package depencies?
> >   src/
         # .y files, other?
> >   test/
         # test suites
> 
> That's very close to what I use, but I've never used a src/ dir for a 
> ruby project. What's that for?
 
I've seen the src directory for things like .y files.
It is source that does not necessarily belong to an
extension and is never pushed out to an install lib.

> Also, I would add RELEASE-NOTES or ChangeLog or CHANGES.

How about putting the release-notes in the readme (this being
different than the change log).

-- 
Jim Freeze
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