Closed humitos closed 3 months ago
We should probably also copy the demo & config over to a documentation page highlighting support for Jekyll or similar
Yeah, I thought about this and I immediately thought about the "example projects". However, I always felt the "example projects" are too much for this use case. I would like to have something in between the test-builds
branches (which are too dev-y) and the "example projects".
Maybe it's just a small documentation page per doctool where we define the .readthedocs.yaml
file and explain why we use some of those options. For example --destination
and other parameters. @agjohnson has a similar question in https://github.com/readthedocs/website/pull/263#issuecomment-1949173267
Yeah, I'm thinking something very simple, like a tools index with pages per tool.
Initial content for the blog post.
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Closes #255
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