After having set up Read the Docs, which would enable documentation for different library versions, decided to stick with GitHub Pages for now in order to not have ads being displayed on the web page. Moreover, the build of the documentation using RTD took in the order of 20-30min because we cannot leverage conda environment caching. Use of the explicit .lock file in a pre_build job might have reduced build time. However, using the cache of the GitHub Action to build and publish the docs to GitHub Pages should be the fastests.
After having set up Read the Docs, which would enable documentation for different library versions, decided to stick with GitHub Pages for now in order to not have ads being displayed on the web page. Moreover, the build of the documentation using RTD took in the order of 20-30min because we cannot leverage conda environment caching. Use of the explicit
.lockfile in apre_buildjob might have reduced build time. However, using the cache of the GitHub Action to build and publish the docs to GitHub Pages should be the fastests.