[skip changelog] Sync documentation assets with templates #1383
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We have assembled a collection of reusable project assets: https://github.com/arduino/tooling-project-assets These assets will be used in the repositories of all Arduino tooling projects. Some significant improvements and standardizations have been made in the upstream "template" assets, and those are introduced to this repository here. Notable: - Use markdownlint to check for common problems and formatting. - Make link check task Windows compatible - Streamline website versioning system - Use modern MkDocs versioning features - Make command reference generation task Windows compatible - Consolidate all Python dependency management to Poetry - Standardize documentation-related task names and deprecate old task names
The sync with the template documentation assets has resulted in new standardized names for some of the documentation management tasks: - `docs:gen:commands` -> `go:cli-docs` - `docs:gen` -> `docs:generate` - `docs:build` -> `docs:check` - `docs:serve` -> `website:serve` - `docs:check-links` -> `markdown:check-links`
This is the standardized ordered list prefix for use in all Arduino Tooling Markdown files. The Markdown renderer will automatically handle numbering. Manual numbering means that either all following list items need to be renumbered every time a list item is added or removed, resulting in more work for contributors and reviewers.
"Code fencing" is superior to the indentation code block syntax of Markdown because it permits syntax highlighting. Even in cases where syntax highlighting is not applicable, a consistent style should be used throughout all the Markdown files of Arduino Tooling projects.
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* [skip changelog] Sync documentation assets with templates We have assembled a collection of reusable project assets: https://github.com/arduino/tooling-project-assets These assets will be used in the repositories of all Arduino tooling projects. Some significant improvements and standardizations have been made in the upstream "template" assets, and those are introduced to this repository here. Notable: - Use markdownlint to check for common problems and formatting. - Make link check task Windows compatible - Streamline website versioning system - Use modern MkDocs versioning features - Make command reference generation task Windows compatible - Consolidate all Python dependency management to Poetry - Standardize documentation-related task names and deprecate old task names * Remove obsolete documentation tasks The sync with the template documentation assets has resulted in new standardized names for some of the documentation management tasks: - `docs:gen:commands` -> `go:cli-docs` - `docs:gen` -> `docs:generate` - `docs:build` -> `docs:check` - `docs:serve` -> `website:serve` - `docs:check-links` -> `markdown:check-links` * [skip changelog] Use standard list prefix in Markdown This is the standardized ordered list prefix for use in all Arduino Tooling Markdown files. The Markdown renderer will automatically handle numbering. Manual numbering means that either all following list items need to be renumbered every time a list item is added or removed, resulting in more work for contributors and reviewers. * [skip changelog] Use standardized Markdown code block style "Code fencing" is superior to the indentation code block syntax of Markdown because it permits syntax highlighting. Even in cases where syntax highlighting is not applicable, a consistent style should be used throughout all the Markdown files of Arduino Tooling projects.
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We have assembled a collection of reusable project assets:
https://github.com/arduino/tooling-project-assets
These assets will be used in the repositories of all Arduino tooling projects.
Some significant improvements and standardizations have been made to the documentation management system in the upstream "template" assets, but have not yet been pulled into this repository.
Workflow is synced with the state of the art from upstream.
Notable changes:
docs:gen:commands->go:cli-docsdocs:gen->docs:generatedocs:build->docs:checkdocs:serve->website:servedocs:check-links->markdown:check-linkstitled accordingly?
The changed task names might be disruptive to development work, but there are no breaking changes to the API.
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"Check Prettier Formatting" workflow run failure is unrelated to the changes made here: #1380 (comment)
Broken link check failure is expected. The badge link will become valid on the workflow run when this PR is merged. Equivalent URL from my fork:
https://github.com/per1234/arduino-cli/actions/workflows/deploy-cobra-mkdocs-versioned-poetry.yml/badge.svg
Demonstration "dev" website deployment:
Demonstration release website deployment:
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