Closed anton-trunov closed 7 hours ago
Agree now, this can be done like you proposed, with simply accumulating stuff and deploying on command.
Later though, it would be nice to have at least two versions of the doc: dev/nightly/etc. for tracking the main
branch of the Tact and release/etc. one for staying on the latest Tact release (say, 1.2.0 at the moment). In terms of urls, it would look like:
https://docs.tact-lang-org/dev/...
— for the development updates directly from main
branch of docshttps://docs.tact-lang-org/...
— for staying on the latest release of TactI'll think about it more once Cookbook merges new structure in (#165), and "Language" section becomes "Reference" (#143) :)
Accomplished in the compiler repo — for all the new features we add a badge. And if there are any changes, we make a subheading and place the badge there.
Basically, I'd like to have a new Tact feature to be documented right after the PR that introduces it is merged, so that after a new Tact release we can quickly deploy the updated tact-docs and not several weeks later. So the
main
branch should not be deployed instantly but should accumulate the stuff for the new Tact release