dotnet/docs

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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