Whiskine commented on code in PR #51980:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/51980#discussion_r2159882931
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docs/README.md:
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@@ -258,18 +257,18 @@ breeze release-management publish-docs-to-s3
--source-dir-path /tmp/airflow-site
## Manually publishing documentation via `apache-airflow-site-archive` repo
-If you do not have S3 credentials and want to be careful about publishing the
documentation you can also
+If you do not have S3 credentials and want to be careful about publishing the
documentation, you can also
use publishing via `apache-airflow-site-archive` repository. This is a little
more complex, but it allows
you to publish documentation without having S3 credentials.
The process is as follows:
1. Run `Sync s3 to GitHub` workflow in `apache-airflow-site-archive`
repository. This will download the
- latest version of the documentation from S3 to `airflow-site-archive`
repository (this should be normally
+ latest version of the documentation from S3 to `airflow-site-archive`
repository (this should normally be
not needed, if automated synchronization works).
-2. Checkout `apache-airflow-site-archive` repository and create a branch for
your changes.
-3. Build documentation locally in `apache-airflow` repo with any cherry-picks
and modifications you need and
- publish the docs to the checked out `airflow-site-archive` branch
+2. Check out the `apache-airflow-site-archive` repository and create a branch
for your changes.
Review Comment:
done!
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