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It's useful when building local documentation for your team to have a version of the documentation that includes not only your own library's code but also the definitions from all (or at least most) included libraries. This was supported in Scala2 via features such as the -doc-external-doc flag and sbt's autoAPIMappings := true configuration which depended upon that flag.
Scala3Doc should also support this functionality and allow the creation of "master" documentation sites as Scala2Doc did.
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It's useful when building local documentation for your team to have a version of the documentation that includes not only your own library's code but also the definitions from all (or at least most) included libraries. This was supported in Scala2 via features such as the
-doc-external-docflag and sbt'sautoAPIMappings := trueconfiguration which depended upon that flag.Scala3Doc should also support this functionality and allow the creation of "master" documentation sites as Scala2Doc did.
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