kernel: add table for kernel hooks. #507
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This table is the kind of thing that will fast become outdated. I don't think we should try to enumerate the hooks installed by Void packages. |
I'd prefer to do the work in keeping it up to date than lacking basic documentation for hooks. There are few enough hooks that it isn't a huge burden. The other option is including a per package readme when necessary, but those are even more likely to get out of date, imo. |
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hi folks! :) i think it is a nice-to-have, so +1 for it from my side :) |
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@void-linux/pkg-committers opinions?
Not sure about the order, it's currently alphabetical by package name, but could just as well be alphabetical by hook name.
I recommend the rich diff, btw.