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[wetneb]

Apologies in the delay for reviewing this. I don't think uploading a static PDF in this repository is a good move as it will get outdated as docs are edited.

[ostephens]

Perhaps implementing a PDF generator that works with docusaurus like https://github.com/jean-humann/docs-to-pdf might be an option?

[monstajoe2002]

I tried that, it's no different than the other plugin. Also, it didn't work on my machine.

[ostephens]

Sorry both - I've deleted my last comment as I think it was totally wrong

[ostephens]

@monstajoe2002 I agree with @wetneb uploading a static file is not a good solution here. I feel there must be a better solution - what were the issues you saw with docs-to-pdf and prince?

[ostephens]

@monstajoe2002 I'd really like to support achieving your goal here, but I wonder if you could:

• describe in more detail what your aim is (why are you adding the PDF - is it for a printable version? Or to have one that works offline?)
• describe the issues you encountered when trying to use the plugins to automatically generate the PDF

[magdmartin]

@ostephens I agree with your point. Let's keep the requirement in #275 @monstajoe2002 I am closing this PR as we refine the requirement first.