This page provides an overview of the documentation version control system used on our website. By understanding how the system works, you can ensure that you are always accessing the most up-to-date and accurate information.

Features

  • Version Tracking: Our documentation is versioned, allowing you to see changes and updates over time.
  • Branching: We use branching to manage different versions of the documentation.
  • Pull Requests: Before a new version is released, changes must be reviewed through a pull request process.

How It Works

  1. Commit Changes: Authors make changes to the documentation and commit them to the repository.
  2. Create a Pull Request: Once the changes are committed, a pull request is created for review.
  3. Review and Merge: The changes are reviewed by other team members and, if approved, merged into the main branch.
  4. Version Release: When the main branch is updated, a new version of the documentation is released.

Getting Started

If you are new to our documentation system, we recommend starting with the Getting Started Guide.

Resources

For more information on documentation version control, you can refer to the following resources:

Images

Here are some examples of documentation versions:

Documentation Versioning

And here's a visual representation of the pull request process:

Pull Request Process