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Updating these docs

Overview

Gitbook website is synced with the docs branch.

Documentation updates are handled through an automated bidirectional sync between the main and docs branches:

  • GitBook edits → docs branch → automated PR to main

  • Code changes → main branch → automated sync to docs branch

Making Documentation Changes

  1. Create a branch from main

  2. Edit files in docs/gitbook/ folder

  3. PR directly to main branch

  4. Changes will automatically sync to docs branch after merge and reflected on the website.

For Maintainers: GitBook Interface

Repo maintainers and selected contributors can edit directly in GitBook - changes automatically sync to the docs branch and create a PR to main.

Automated Workflow

  • Documentation-only changes: Auto-labeled and ready for review

  • Mixed changes (docs + code): Flagged for manual review with needs-review label

  • Code changes on main: Non-docs files automatically sync to docs branch

  • All PRs use squash & merge to maintain clean history

The GitBook website updates automatically when changes reach the docs branch.

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