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Making my first steps using mkdocs, Material for MkDocs, and mike.
I'm wondering if the following is possible, which I think isn't covered by --prefix?
Have an unversioned site built with Material for MkDocs, and
version only a part of the site, e.g., content that lives in docs/versioned-docs or similar.
I can think of a hack where the versioned content lives in another repo which is hardlinked to from the non-versioned content (e.g., from an org-level GH Pages), but was wondering if this is (or potentially can be) supported "natively" by mike.
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That's probably possible with --prefix if you also create a safe way of separately deploying your unversioned docs as a different MkDocs deployment. However, I'd recommend just versioning everything; it's simpler that way.
Hi, and thanks for this helpful tool.
Making my first steps using mkdocs, Material for MkDocs, and mike.
I'm wondering if the following is possible, which I think isn't covered by
--prefix
?docs/versioned-docs
or similar.I can think of a hack where the versioned content lives in another repo which is hardlinked to from the non-versioned content (e.g., from an org-level GH Pages), but was wondering if this is (or potentially can be) supported "natively" by
mike
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: