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I have `dokkaGfmMultiModule`  working well for me for the most part, only complaint is that right now I’m getting an extraneous module directory for each module, so if I have a `moduleA` , I get:
```- docsRoot
  - moduleA
    - moduleA
      - package-list
      - [etc]
    - index.md```
Is that intended?

Root level config is just
```  dokkaGfmMultiModule {
    outputDirectory = file("docs/api")
  }```
Module level config:
```dokkaGfmPartial {
    dokkaSourceSets {
      named("main") {
        def docFiles = ["module.md", "packages.md"]
        docFiles = docFiles.findAll { project.file(it).exists() }

        reportUndocumented.set(false)
        skipDeprecated.set(true)
        jdkVersion.set(8)
        includeNonPublic.set(false)
        includes.from(docFiles)
      }
    }
}```

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Do you have any nested modules? This behaviour is expected for them since we would like to preserve project’s structure to avoid issues with conflicting file names :smile:

For a stock project i get something like this for 1.4.32:

The source modules are nested, but not under folders of the same name (eg `group/moduleA`, not `moduleA/moduleA`)

And to be clear- that grouping is being maintained (I have `group/moduleA/moduleA/index.md)`.

Is it at all possible to disable or override this behavior?

I don’t think so, but is it a problem? All links should work fine

It's not a huge problem, but it does break links that are out there from before enabling multimodule, and it also makes links unnecessarily longer (and those longer links look incorrect)