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Working with a single monolithic README file can be difficult and sometimes makes the content difficult to consume. What are the alternatives and their pros and cons?
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AFAIK the wiki has the disadvantage, that only the master-branch is visible: see this SO-Answer
An alternative is to just create multiple .md files and use relative links. Then the users can just switch the branch in the GitHub web-page and see the corresponding files.
Working with a single monolithic README file can be difficult and sometimes makes the content difficult to consume. What are the alternatives and their pros and cons?
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