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> Hi,
> I am preparing documentation for the above.
> From research I can see that there are tools such as Swagger to
> automatically generate.
> 1. Is this how you make the documentation?
> 2. How do you edit the information the developers put in? In the source?
> 3. Do you then export the files or use as is?
>
> Or do you create a regular document with explanations?
>
> Thanks
>
> Caroline
> Caroline -dot- tabach -at- gmail -dot- com
>
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