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Documentation/discussion: Graph dependency hierarchy using ASCII art in case it develops branching? #5

Closed russelljjarvis closed 7 years ago

russelljjarvis commented 7 years ago

Discussion point in the documentation for this image, should we graph dependency hierarchy using ASCII art in case it develops branching? Opinion wanted.

Perhaps this is easier on eyes/brain (please imagine that arrows are properly aligned)?

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russelljjarvis commented 7 years ago

Solution use the prettier dependency graph.

rgerkin commented 7 years ago

@russelljjarvis I've used this (or actually the python front-end to it) to generated reasonably nice-looking graphs from a file expressing the structure of the graph. If it gets much more complicated we can try that, but if the relationships are fairly linear and/or logical we can probably just use something like the graph I made, for which I used this. If I move it to Google Drive I think it is possible to do real-time collaboration on it.