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Explore Moving Documentation To GitHub Pages #1436
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@ihcsim https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo is a good alternative for Jekyll, if not preferred. |
@julio-lopez No complains about Hugo; I used it in a previous project. What does the Hugo/GH Pages integration look like? I haven't looked into it, but GH Pages mentioned Jekyll has built-in support. |
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Still relevant |
@Sagar2366 Currently, all the docs are written in rst format. Any idea what porting it over to GH Pages with Hugo looks like, including CI automation etc.? |
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Let's share this with our new Technical Writer |
https://github.com/kanisterio/kanister/tree/master/docs are published to S3+Cloudfront during internal Kanister release pipeline. Let's discuss refactoring build+publish docs to GitHub. |
#2642 is merged. Now we need to make a GH workflow to build and publish the docs. |
While that is underway, I've made REQ0054258 with Veeam CT to update DNS with doc-new IN CNAME kanisterio.github.io |
We should explore moving the docs site to GitHub Pages. It seems to provide better support for markdown/HTML/CSS/JS and integration with GitHub Actions. Together with Jekyll, it also offer a wide selection of themes.
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