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Drop one level of sub-hierarchy, making "Policies" a top-level item in the "Resource Policy Plugins" section. Makes the documentation easier to follow (and easier to find the detailed docs of the actual policies/plugins). Signed-off-by: Markus Lehtonen <markus.lehtonen@intel.com>
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I just find the current very deep hierarchy really odd and cumbersome Resource Policy Plugins -> Configuration -> Policy -> Topology-Aware Especially when it's not just about configuration of the policy but a detailed documentation of all aspects of the policy |
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Merged as part of stacked PR #80. |
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Drop one level of sub-hierarchy, making "Policies" a top-level item in the "Resource Policy Plugins" section. Makes the documentation easier to follow (and easier to find the detailed docs of the actual policies/plugins).