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merge this back into tendermint repo. #20

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tac0turtle opened this issue Apr 3, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by tendermint/tendermint#8468
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merge this back into tendermint repo. #20

tac0turtle opened this issue Apr 3, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by tendermint/tendermint#8468

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@tac0turtle
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There isn't a need to keep it separate anymore, this was to avoid an issue that has since been fixed

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There isn't a need to keep it separate anymore, this was to avoid an issue that has since been fixed

This seems reasonable to me. Is there an issue or any other context that explains what the original problem was, that led to the current status?

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your pr fixed the issue: #16, we were not squashing so git history became huge

creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 5, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository.
creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 5, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository. Those changes can and
must be done after this is merged.

In the future should probably also move the build rule out of the Makefile and
into the workflow directly. That will also make it easier to manage caching of
build artifacts. For now, however, I've left it as-is, so that we do not break
the active workflow on tendermint/docs, which depends on it.
creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 5, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository. Those changes can and
must be done after this is merged.

In the future should probably also move the build rule out of the Makefile and
into the workflow directly. That will also make it easier to manage caching of
build artifacts. For now, however, I've left it as-is, so that we do not break
the active workflow on tendermint/docs, which depends on it.
creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 5, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository. Those changes can and
must be done after this is merged.

In the future should probably also move the build rule out of the Makefile and
into the workflow directly. That will also make it easier to manage caching of
build artifacts. For now, however, I've left it as-is, so that we do not break
the active workflow on tendermint/docs, which depends on it.
creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 6, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository. Those changes can and
must be done after this is merged.

In the future should probably also move the build rule out of the Makefile and
into the workflow directly. That will also make it easier to manage caching of
build artifacts. For now, however, I've left it as-is, so that we do not break
the active workflow on tendermint/docs, which depends on it.
creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 6, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository. Those changes can and
must be done after this is merged.

In the future should probably also move the build rule out of the Makefile and
into the workflow directly. That will also make it easier to manage caching of
build artifacts. For now, however, I've left it as-is, so that we do not break
the active workflow on tendermint/docs, which depends on it.
creachadair pushed a commit to tendermint/tendermint that referenced this issue May 6, 2022
Per tendermint/docs#20, it is no longer necessary to
build the static documentation out of a separate repository.

This change:

- Adds an actions workflow to build and deploy the docs to GitHub Pages.
- Updates some build settings in a compatible manner.

This change does not affect the existing site deployment. To complete this
change, we will need to update the custom domain pointer and disable the
corresponding workflow in the tendermint/docs repository. Those changes can and
must be done after this is merged.

In the future should probably also move the build rule out of the Makefile and
into the workflow directly. That will also make it easier to manage caching of
build artifacts. For now, however, I've left it as-is, so that we do not break
the active workflow on tendermint/docs, which depends on it.
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