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JasonN3 / build-container-installer

Creates an ISO for installing a container image as an OS
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Copy Wiki from main repo #128

Closed JasonN3 closed 3 months ago

JasonN3 commented 4 months ago

This will allow PRs for the wiki. Any files in the docs folder will be copied into the Wiki.

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JasonN3 commented 4 months ago

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 4 months ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The recent updates improve workflow automation and enhance documentation for the project. A new GitHub Actions workflow has been introduced to automatically update the wiki based on changes in the `docs/` directory. Additionally, several Markdown files have been added or updated, providing clearer guidance on development practices and usage, thereby simplifying the process of building and utilizing the project. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `.github/workflows/update_wiki.yml` | Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow named "Update Wiki" to automate wiki updates based on changes in the `docs/` directory. | | `docs/Development/...` | Updated and added Markdown files covering containers, Makefile usage, and VSCode Dev Container for ISO generation with comprehensive instructions. | | `docs/Examples/Adding-Flatpaks.md` | Provided guidance on integrating Flatpak applications into workflows using GitHub Actions and Podman commands. | | `docs/Home.md` | Introduced a centralized wiki page with an index categorizing documentation into Development and Examples for the `build-container-installer` project. | | `docs/Makefile` | Added logic for processing Markdown files, including renaming them, updating internal links, and cleaning up empty directories. | | `docs/_Sidebar.md` | Implemented a structured sidebar navigation for documentation, organizing content into Home, Development, and Examples sections. | | `docs/README.md` | Clarified action capabilities while removing the usage section, which impacted practical implementation guidance. | | `docs/usage.md` | Introduced documentation for a GitHub Action designed to build an ISO image from a container, including structure and usage guidelines. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram actor Developer participant GitHub as GitHub Repository participant Action as GitHub Actions participant WikiRepo as Wiki Repository Developer->>GitHub: Push changes to main branch GitHub->>Action: Trigger "Update Wiki" workflow Action->>GitHub: Checkout main repository Action->>WikiRepo: Checkout wiki repository Action->>GitHub: Generate documentation files Action->>WikiRepo: Copy documentation to wiki repository Action->>WikiRepo: Push updated documentation WikiRepo-->>Developer: Wiki updated with recent changes ``` This sequence diagram illustrates the key interactions involved in the newly introduced "Update Wiki" GitHub Actions workflow, showing how changes in the main repository's documentation trigger updates to the wiki repository.

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