This is more of a question, but is this the desired behavior of timesplitter? I think that some of these files are kind of like a cover page/overview page, and they get in the way.
Summary
In each topic folder, there are subfolders for each topic. This is good, but there are also .md files for each topic. For example:
periodic-table-primitives
> booleans
> numbers
> strings
.booleans.md
.numbers.md
.strings.md
Then when running timesplitter, the flow is:
- Booleans.md
- All files in Booleans folder
- Numbers.md
- All files in Numbers folder
- Strings.md
- All files in Strings.md
I decided to write in these files anyway for the sake of GSD, but I'm happy to delete them.
This is more of a question, but is this the desired behavior of timesplitter? I think that some of these files are kind of like a cover page/overview page, and they get in the way.
Summary
In each topic folder, there are subfolders for each topic. This is good, but there are also
.mdfiles for each topic. For example:Then when running timesplitter, the flow is:
I decided to write in these files anyway for the sake of GSD, but I'm happy to delete them.