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@simov
Could you clarify how you envision the relation between the master
and legacy-doc
branches ? Here are the three possible ways I see:
- Merge
legacy-doc
right now and delete it, push the new changes tomaster
. (Changes go live as quickly as possible) - Push all the new changes (related to the legacy doc) to
legacy-doc
and wait until it's stable enough, then merge it tomaster
and delete it, the next changes go tomaster
. (Changes go live once the whole legacy documentation is migrated) - Push new changes to
legacy-doc
but also perform regularly merges fromlegacy-doc
tomaster
while keepinglegacy-doc
. The changes continue to go tolegacy-doc
until the final merge tomaster
after which we deletelegacy-doc
. (Keeplegacy-doc
until the end of the migration, but push changes to live from time to time)
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Once we have at least all navigation/summary links figured out we can merge to master, effectively publishing the docs to gitbook. Don't worry about missing stuff and TODO's here and there.
Good job on this issue 👍
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