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Sure it does. As part of your CI process, build your markdown into HTML or whatever and host it.
by coldpie 3y ago
Sure it does. As part of your CI process, build your markdown into HTML or whatever and host it.
- bmitc 3y agoSlack message received: "Hey, I was reading the documentation and walking through the process and encountered this <bug> and this <typo>. Can you fix <this> and re-export the documentation? Thanks!"
- coldpie 3y agoI mean, yeah! That's ideal! If someone doesn't have write access to a repo, then they shouldn't be able to edit the docs for the stuff the repo contains without review either. Just like if they found a bug in the code, they should open a ticket for the problem and the dev responsible for those docs will go fix it.