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| <p><p style="direction:ltr;">That is exactly why the main prupose of Intent is to keep your doc synchronized with your technical artifacts.</p> |
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| <p style="direction:ltr;">Let's take a simple example : when you make a change the API of a Java plugin, the JDT automatically detects that a change occurred, |
| recompile the plugins that use the changed API and indicates with error markers the files in which this change lead to issues.</p> |
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| <p style="direction:ltr;">Well we want the exact same thing with documentation : when you make a change in code (or models) that impacts the documentation, |
| Intent will detect that a change occurred, and place synchronization errors in the documentation parts that are related to the changed artifacts.</p> |
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