It would be good to find some sort of programmatic way to do this, such that the final output is a polished data dictionary which can be exported to Excel or converted to a PDF. Crawling the dependency tree sounds like the way to go in order to grab all possible output files. Then this list can be compared with a documentation file (perhaps doc.md or doc.csv) in order to determine coverage.
Of course, such an approach would need to ignore the optional year parameters. There's no sense in producing all possible files for all possible year ranges.
It would be good to find some sort of programmatic way to do this, such that the final output is a polished data dictionary which can be exported to Excel or converted to a PDF. Crawling the dependency tree sounds like the way to go in order to grab all possible output files. Then this list can be compared with a documentation file (perhaps
doc.mdordoc.csv) in order to determine coverage.Of course, such an approach would need to ignore the optional year parameters. There's no sense in producing all possible files for all possible year ranges.