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#1091 added excerpts.
But not all paragraphs in documentations start with a capital letter, as usual English text.
E.g., README.md in drb has the paragraph:
dRuby is a distributed object system for Ruby. It allows an object in one
Ruby process to invoke methods on an object in another Ruby process on the
same or a different machine.
d of dRuby should not be excluded, I think it should be any text, from the alphabet to the first period, excluding some symbols.
However, this is still too strict for most natural languages.
The decision to search for an initial capital letter is indeed a bit too simple, but for context the goal was to ignore links or badges that are usually included in the README.
For example:
[some_badge](https://...)
https://github.com
We might need to come up with some regex to find the beginning of the first content paragraph.
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#1091 added excerpts.
But not all paragraphs in documentations start with a capital letter, as usual English text.
E.g., README.md in drb has the paragraph:
d
ofdRuby
should not be excluded, I think it should be any text, from the alphabet to the first period, excluding some symbols.However, this is still too strict for most natural languages.
Originally posted by @nobu in #1091 (comment)
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