docs: Remove outdated instruction from contribution guide #4065
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The process of updating the Terraform module documentation is now run on the `main` branch ([example](philips-labs#3919)), so it no longer needs to be run on forked repositories (it also requires credentials for the GitHub App). As per @npalm's [comment](philips-labs#4063 (comment)), I'm removing this reference, to prevent any confusion for new contributors.
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Can you provide a link to the failing job? |
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see here an example of the docs update |
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The process of updating the Terraform module documentation is now run on the
mainbranch (example), so it no longer needs to be run on forked repositories (it also requires credentials for the GitHub App).As per @npalm's comment, I'm removing this reference, to prevent any confusion for new contributors.