What are the main features of dotnet/docs?

The main features of dotnet/docs are: Technical Documentation Repositories, Technical Documentation, Documentation Metadata Configurations, Documentation Publishing Pipelines, External Content Integrations, Git-Based Content Management Systems, Metadata-Driven Documentation Generators, Technical Content Sites.

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Ce dépôt sert de source de documentation technique pour l'écosystème .NET. Il consiste en une collection de guides conceptuels et de références techniques écrits en Markdown, agissant comme source de contenu de site statique pour un portail de documentation public.

Le projet utilise un système de gestion de contenu basé sur Git pour gérer la rédaction technique via des pull requests et des pipelines de build automatisés. Il se distingue par une infrastructure spécialisée qui agrège le contenu et les exemples provenant de multiples dépôts et branches en une sortie unifiée unique.

Le système couvre un large éventail de capacités de cycle de vie de documentation, incluant la publication automatisée, l'organisation basée sur les métadonnées, et le contrôle de version pour supprimer le contenu logiciel obsolète. Il incorpore des outils de validation pour les liens Markdown et les métadonnées, ainsi que des utilitaires de gouvernance pour l'analyse des dépendances basée sur les licences et la détection de fuites de secrets.

L'automatisation administrative est gérée via des outils pour l'étiquetage des issues, la coordination des pull requests et la redirection d'URL basée sur le chemin pour gérer les migrations de contenu.

Features

Technical Documentation Repositories - Provides a structured, version-controlled repository of conceptual guides and technical references for the .NET ecosystem.
Technical Documentation - Organizes and structures large collections of technical guides, metadata, and navigation for the developer platform.
Documentation Metadata Configurations - Provides a framework for defining product names, directory structures, and navigation options for technical guides.
Documentation Publishing Pipelines - Converts source files and external samples into a published website through automated build and deployment pipelines.
External Content Integrations - Links dependent Git repositories and branches to include external samples or language specifications in the build.
Git-Based Content Management Systems - Uses a Git-based system to manage technical writing via pull requests, metadata validation, and automated checking.
Metadata-Driven Documentation Generators - Uses structured metadata to define navigation hierarchies and relationship mappings for technical guides.
Technical Content Sites - Processes structured markdown files through automated pipelines to generate a public technical documentation website.
Documentation Asset Pipelines - Implements automated pipelines that process source files into final documentation assets based on predefined configuration patterns.
Documentation Build Configurations - Defines how source files and assets are processed using inclusion patterns and destination paths for documentation.
Static Site Documentation - Acts as the raw text and metadata source for a compiled static documentation portal.
Content Aggregation Workspaces - Aggregates documentation and code samples from multiple Git repositories and branches into a single unified output.
Documentation Validation - Validates required metadata and variable IDs within documentation files to ensure consistent tracking.
Markdown Link Verifiers - Checks for broken links in markdown files while ignoring specific internal reference schemes and relative path prefixes.
Markdown - Provides tools that verify markdown files against required metadata and structural rules before publishing.
Documentation Versioning - Tracks and manages the lifecycle of different technical documentation versions, including the removal of end-of-support content.
Automated Release Note Generators - Categorizes technical updates and generates summary release content by filtering file changes and labels.
Documentation Redirects - Maintains URL redirections to prevent broken links during the reorganization of technical documentation content.
Documentation Version Lifecycle Management - Identifies and deletes outdated software version content based on support thresholds and exclusion lists.
Link and Metadata Validations - Checks for broken links and missing metadata within documentation files to ensure a high-quality user experience.
Technical Release Note Generators - Filters and categorizes technical updates based on labels and file changes to generate summary release content.
Build Configuration Management - Sets global properties and analysis settings across multiple projects to ensure consistent compilation and quality.
License Validation Engines - Validates code sample dependencies against an approved license whitelist to ensure legal compliance.
URL Redirections - Maintains mapping files that translate legacy source paths to current destination URLs to prevent broken links.
Migration Redirects - Maps old source paths to new destination URLs via configuration files to prevent broken links during migrations.
Documentation and Reference - Centralized documentation for the core platform and libraries.

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