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- Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Feature
- What is the current behavior?
The markdown files for docs are currently duplicated in two places: here in /docs, and in netlify-cms-www, which is the repo behind netlifycms.org.
- What is the desired behavior?
Not maintaining docs in two places! 😄 We could consider a webhook/submodule solution to keep things synced in both places, but I think I'd prefer to keep the docs in one place, with the code. Thoughts?
The current netlifycms.org repo seems a bit bulky to store in the code repo, so the change will probably involve either simplifying netlify-cms-www, or splitting docs from "marketing" content, and building the docs from a folder in netlify-cms to something like docs.netlifycms.org.
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I believe it would only require us to add it to the cms-www and pull the docs from this repo. I am a believer that the docs should live near the code and don't need to nbe in the cms-www.
This is currently being handled in the netlify-cms-www repo using bdougie's markdown magic suggestion. We may choose a different strategy in the future, but I think we can close this issue for now.
- Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Feature
- What is the current behavior?
The markdown files for docs are currently duplicated in two places: here in
/docs
, and in netlify-cms-www, which is the repo behind netlifycms.org.- What is the desired behavior?
Not maintaining docs in two places! 😄 We could consider a webhook/submodule solution to keep things synced in both places, but I think I'd prefer to keep the docs in one place, with the code. Thoughts?
The current netlifycms.org repo seems a bit bulky to store in the code repo, so the change will probably involve either simplifying
netlify-cms-www
, or splitting docs from "marketing" content, and building the docs from a folder innetlify-cms
to something likedocs.netlifycms.org
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: