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In order to add a new section to elastic.co, users must either add their book to a different elastic repository or create a new docs repository.
Either option requires a similar but slightly divergent set of steps. Some of the repo addition processes are documented in the "Creating a new book" page in the docs section of the wiki, but there's no information about configuring a new repository.
Verify the steps required to add a book to an existing Elastic repository and add the additional steps needed to create your own docs repository.
Acceptance Test Criteria
Add a docs directory with the required files to an existing elastic repo.
OR
Create a new repository with a docs directory and the required files.
Modify the conf.yaml and shared attributes files in the elastic/docs repo to call your existing or new repo.
(For new repositories), add your new repository to elastic/infra repo, in order to get the benefits of Elastic's CI/CD system Jenkins.
Notes
Add the "Team:Docs" label to new issues.
Be sure to add any necessary screenshots for clarity.
Include any conditions or caveats that may affect customers.
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Description
In order to add a new section to elastic.co, users must either add their book to a different elastic repository or create a new docs repository.
Either option requires a similar but slightly divergent set of steps. Some of the repo addition processes are documented in the "Creating a new book" page in the docs section of the wiki, but there's no information about configuring a new repository.
Verify the steps required to add a book to an existing Elastic repository and add the additional steps needed to create your own docs repository.
Acceptance Test Criteria
docs
directory with the required files to an existing elastic repo.OR
Create a new repository with a
docs
directory and the required files.Modify the conf.yaml and shared attributes files in the elastic/docs repo to call your existing or new repo.
(For new repositories), add your new repository to elastic/infra repo, in order to get the benefits of Elastic's CI/CD system Jenkins.
Notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: