[nice-to-have] potentially automated author and date tags or labels on web documentation pages/regions

[hogjamaus]

🙄TL;DR wut-teh-heck?

I did not use paragraph formatting actually, as I found the template nice to structure the ideas somewhat differently than others.

👉 Describe the problem

add author summaries and date information to documentation: <> Some documentation seemed a bit disconnected from other documentation somehow?

👥 Problem evidence & reach

cert and install seemed somewhat disjoint: <> Really just a nice to have I guess, helps future proof I would say if your docs ever slow down or responsibility is moved about?

🥰 Describe the "impact" on users?

might help some more nerdy readers: <> Could give the user a consistency around helping and may be disjointedness between edits and authors, and allow for conformance in their mind?

🏆 How to solve this problem

I guess the team or myself would try a commit based on known practices, I suppose their experience and connects would be superior to mine: <> There could be a modal pop-out beside a last edited date (-time) label

Could be a pre-commit hook or some know good practices per file to generate a template mix-in for each page?

• Simply put the labels could be somehow minified based on commit and file edit history
• Say top three editors and top three newest editors in a popup or something
• A modal or some other less intrusive or complicated means
• The date label last edited near that popup button or user info idea

Developing

• Run some git history command on editors by amount of quantity of changes and recent changes for x3 users each
• Pull the most recent change date [and optionally time] for the given documentation file
• Append that data to a re-usably labeled template file or include-able display fragment with the collected data

💯 How do we validate the problem is solved?

say cool under the post and add the pull request or somethin: <> if it is worth your time it is or not, anyways I think it would nice to have, not sure the best practices are for this scenario, that's all