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Immediately view small changes in browser without rebuilding all pages #2668
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It should, shouldn't it? Yet it's not possible. We are into a (slow) process of refactoring all the documentation tooling, and that would be one of our requirements. See #1823 and many other related issues. It's also an project in the Google Summer of Code, so we should expect to have something by Fall this year. |
Reopening because the issue is still there. |
This should be left open until it is possible to do an incremental build. |
You can check the |
@antoniogamiz — Can you document how to use that option in and/or in and then we can close this out? |
@treyharris it's not deployed yet here. |
This is now a problem for doc-website: see https://github.com/Raku/doc-website/blob/main/README.md#building-the-documentation-locally |
Say I make a small change to one of the
*.pod6
files in thedoc
folder, do I have to rebuild thewhole documentation with
make html
to view the change in my browser at http://127.0.0.1:3000/ ?It seems it should be possible somehow to make small changes and see the result immediately without having to wait for the build (takes several minutes), but I could not find out how.
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