deploy-docs

To validate documentation structure before deploying to GitHub Pages, run automated checks that verify required HTML pages exist and configuration files like marketplace.json and plugin.json are structurally valid.

GitHub Pages deployments often fail due to missing pages, invalid configs, or missing deployment workflows. You can resolve this by applying validation checks and generating a ready workflow snippet for automatic deployment.

The best way to check if your plugin.json config is valid for a repository site is to run an automated validation process that ensures configuration files are structurally valid and ready for documentation hosting.

Yes, you can automatically generate a GitHub Pages deployment workflow for your docs by validating documentation readiness, which provides deployment instructions and a helper workflow snippet to enable the process.

Yes, the documentation validation process works with both plugin and repository sites, performing HTML checks, JSON validation, and workflow readiness checks to ensure projects are ready for GitHub Pages hosting.