Bug #15761
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Agree that it is confusing.
In my opinion, if it were easily possible so, it would be best to have only one
central repository including the documentation, e. g. something like
doc.ruby-lang.org or a sub-page like that.
As it is right now, when I search for documentation (via google usually),
and don't specify anything else, I also find old ruby versions first,
which is not a huge problem but a bit annoying. (I understand that we here
have no control over what Google does and how it caches, but I still think
it would be best to have all documentation in ruby bundled in one page;
I actually even think that gems should be available under
gems.ruby-lang.org, but again, I understand that unification is not trivial
due to disparate servers + content on these servers).
- Status changed from Open to Third Party's Issue
http://documenting-ruby.org is dead project.
Can you report ruby-doc.org administrator? Its website is not an official document resource.
Sorry, I didn't notice it's not official.
I'll report to them.
I didn't know docs.ruby-lang.org is a thing, it never shows up in Google search, maybe it needs some SEO.
Thanks for the reply!
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