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Deployment logs

Adding a new repo

Edit the playbook.yml file by adding the new repository under "sources", with the branch or branches that should be deployed, and the path where the antora.yml file is found.

For the site to rebuild when there is an update, you need to add a webhook in the repo. In the Netlify panel, go to Site Settings > Build & deploy > Build hooks, and copy the hook URL. In the repo that is being added, go to Settings > Webhooks, and add a webhook using this URL and the default settings.

To show it in the sidebar, add the name from the repo's antora.yml in navigation.hbs, and add an svg icon inside the icons folder matching the name.

Finally, add an entry for it inside the model.yml file, for UI development purposes.

Pre-processing

The contents of each repository under sources in playbook.yml are used as-is with no pre-processing. If the repository requires a pre-processing step, it must be done in the CI of that repository and the results pushed to a branch (e.g., docs). This branch should then be specified as the source in playbook.yml instead of the source branch (e.g., HEAD).

An example of a CI Github Action that pre-processes the master branch and pushes the result to the docs-v* branch can be found in the OpenZeppelin Contracts docs workflow. This workflow creates an automated API reference for the Contracts library.