ci: notify the docs portal after deploy - #137
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation deployment workflow now sends a ChangesDocumentation publication notification
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Documentation Pages can publish successfully while a portal notification failure reports the deployment as failed, creating misleading deployment status and delayed portal synchronization. Make the notification best-effort before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/docs.yml:
- Around line 75-78: Update the “Notify docs portal” step in the deployment
workflow so a failed gh api notification does not fail the deploy job after
Pages publication. Make the notification best-effort while preserving the
existing synchronization attempt.
- Line 77: Update the DOCS_DISPATCH_TOKEN credential used by the
repository_dispatch workflow to a supported authentication type: a classic PAT
with repo access or a GitHub App installation token authorized for
ByteVeda/byteveda.site with the required repository permissions.
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docs.byteveda.org/agenteval/is a mirror of this repo's docs build, pulled by the portal inByteVeda/byteveda.site. Until now the portal only rebuilt on its daily cron, so a docs publish here could sit unmirrored for nearly a day. ByteVeda/byteveda.site#296 added atool-docs-publishedrepository_dispatchtrigger; this PR sends that event from thedeployjob, immediately after Pages goes live.The
run_idin the payload is the part worth reading twice. At the moment this step runs, the run is still in progress, so the portal'sgh run list --status successlookup cannot see it and would mirror the previous build — the deploy would look like it had done nothing. Passing the id lets the portal pin this slug to this run. Thedocs-distartifact is uploaded back in thebuildjob, so it is already downloadable by then.Requires the org secret
DOCS_DISPATCH_TOKEN(Contents: read/write onByteVeda/byteveda.siteonly), which is already configured for this repo. If the dispatch ever fails — rotated token, revoked access — this step goes red while Pages itself stays published, since the deploy step ran before it; the portal's daily cron is the fallback in that case.Summary by CodeRabbit