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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the documentation templates and configuration for Jumpstarter Docs. The changes add three new Open Graph meta tags to the head template, introduce an Changes
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participant U as User/Doc Builder
participant C as Sphinx Config (conf.py)
participant P as page.html Template
participant E as extrahead Block
participant H as head.html Template
U->>C: Read configuration (html_title)
U->>P: Render page.html template
P->>E: Invoke extrahead block
E->>H: Include head.html (with Open Graph meta tags)
H-->>E: Return meta tag elements
E-->>P: Provide additional head elements
P-->>U: Deliver rendered HTML page
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Thats a great idea. The preview currently is broken. I would prefer a different description and page title.
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| html_title = "Jumpstarter Docs" |
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| <meta property="og:title" content="Jumpstarter Docs" /> | |||
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| content="Jumpstarter is an open source and cloud native Hardware-in-the-Loop testing tool that enables you to test your software stack on both real hardware and virtual environments using CI/CD principles." /> | |||
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Jumpstarter is a free, open-source tool for testing software on real/virtual hardware with CI/CD. It’s a Makefile for device automation—decouple targets, run consistent rules locally or distributed.
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