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Feeling like I should be able to publish the new API documentation site for @xunit in the next day or two.

The last big issue to resolve is dealing with DocFX's `uid` collisions when trying to have more than one version of an API documented on the site at a time. Should be a fairly mechanical YML + JSON transformation after `docfx metadata`. #DotNet #DocFX

Does anyone know of a good blog plugin for #DocFX?

I wanna be able to have it build a simple blog feed similar to how e.g. jekyll does things. Preferably complete with an RSS feed and everything.

I guess the worst case here is I could just embed another markdown blog engine into docfx. Hrm.

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RenovateBot is a wonderful piece of software. 👏🏆

In about 5 minutes, I added a custom manager that can pick up the latest #docfx release from nuget and plop it into the Dockerfile for our docfx-action project. Delightful that it was so simple & well-documented.

How to Set up Netlify Deploys for Docfx using GitHub Actions

We currently use docfx to publish the NUnit docs, because it has a lovely capability of generating docs for our API reference in addition to all our articles.

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Use #docfx? Ever wish you had Netlify deployment previews for your site?

It's doable via @github actions!

Here's our workflow: https://github.com/nunit/docs/blob/master/.github/workflows/build-process.yml#L71C2-L103

General steps:

* Create a GitHub environment for the deployment
* Push the built files to a Netlify deploy
* Get the URL for the deployment
* Post/update a sticky comment.

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@lananovikova @chrischinchilla This looks very interesting. Could it be a replacement for #DocFX that we are using to document #dotnet based libraries and frameworks?
https://dotnet.github.io/docfx
Quick Start | docfx

Ok looks like I really need to get into #docfx and #plantuml