Git strategies for documentation
summary
Argues for a concrete repo layout: create a branch per release so each software version keeps its docs, keep a master branch for shared fixes, and cherry-pick improvements into version branches rather than editing version folders. Uses Git tooling (diagram from get Kraken) and allows per-version dev and feature branches, so teams can maintain multiple live docs in parallel. Reports this workflow is easy to manage and “incredibly successful” in practice.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:40Standard git-flow strategy
- 2:17Documentation is not software
- 3:51Maintaining documentation for multiple versions
- 5:01Version branches
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