chore(CORE-521): Temporarily hide the cicd pipeline guide #661
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This works for me if Zack is a 👍🏻 . Thanks! |
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LGTM - I think this is a reasonable approach for now! |
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What it is
Temporarily removes the existing DIY guide for GW pipelines by removing references to the content in the sidebar.
I recognize that the content will still be available, if you want to seek out the links, but this seemed like the lower risk approach while we work on re-writing this guide. It also allows us to re-use parts of it without needing to comb through git history.
Happy to remove it completely, if that's the consensus of the team.