enetheru

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[ godot-cpp\w64.scons.msys2-ucrt64.template_release\test\compile_commands.json ]
  -- Config: w64 scons msys2-ucrt64 template_release
  -- Compile
    * Output
      - -o src\godot.windows.template_release.x86_64.o

enetheru

I was reformatting my cmake comments, and updating the doc/cmake.rst and I had this
idea but I dont know how feesible it is.

What if.. We create and maintain documentation for godot-cpp in doc/...
In exactly the format of the main godot docs, such that it could be copied over.

Stuff that is only available in godot-cpp like specialised macros, snippets, examples
deprecated warnings, and compatibility duplication stuff.

And have select portions of that synchronised to the official documentation repo