Docs changes shouldn’t need a mystery deployment process.
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Docs changes shouldn’t need a mystery deployment process. Redis Docs is the source repository for Redis documentation, built as a Hugo site for engineers and technical writers contributing to the docs. It helps you take a documentation change from local build to review and publication by documenting the project structure, local tooling, build commands, and PR workflow in one place. Key features: • Clear content structure – Markdown content is organized into areas such as develop, integrate, and operate • Automated publishing – merges to `main` automatically build and publish changes to the
Posted by Dan Kornas (99.1k followers) 19 h ago · 3 likes · 1.1k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Databases.
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