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I recently came across this git repo, and I think it is a great idea to expose documentation to the community. I would love to help restructure the documentation on DirectX HLSL, which has for many years proven to be very difficult to navigate for myself and colleagues.
The first and most important step to improving the documentation (I feel) is going to be restructuring the page hierarchy in the table of contents, which seems to be entirely built using yaml. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find any means to preview the complete website including the table of contents, not just single markdown files. Making larger structure changes without this would be very risky.
I have taken a fair amount of time investigating VSCode plugins, and the best I have found previews markdown, but cannot preview the yaml page hierarchy. The repo root contains a "openpublishing.build.ps1" script which I assume is related for building the final webpages, but it unfortunately errors after trying to access some blob on a microsoft server. I assume it is trying to access some internal assets that are not open publicly.
Please provide guidance on the recommended approach for validating page structure changes.
Russell
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Afternoon team,
I recently came across this git repo, and I think it is a great idea to expose documentation to the community. I would love to help restructure the documentation on DirectX HLSL, which has for many years proven to be very difficult to navigate for myself and colleagues.
The first and most important step to improving the documentation (I feel) is going to be restructuring the page hierarchy in the table of contents, which seems to be entirely built using yaml. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find any means to preview the complete website including the table of contents, not just single markdown files. Making larger structure changes without this would be very risky.
I have taken a fair amount of time investigating VSCode plugins, and the best I have found previews markdown, but cannot preview the yaml page hierarchy. The repo root contains a "openpublishing.build.ps1" script which I assume is related for building the final webpages, but it unfortunately errors after trying to access some blob on a microsoft server. I assume it is trying to access some internal assets that are not open publicly.
Please provide guidance on the recommended approach for validating page structure changes.
Russell
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: