docs-authoring

The documentation authoring workflow provides a step-by-step process for authors to create or update Chronote's public documentation, ensuring accurate and up-to-date user-facing content. It requires following established style guidelines and best practices.

You validate documentation content by executing the `yarn docs:check` command. This validation step ensures your documentation meets quality standards and adheres to the layout, structure, and style guidelines required for Chronote's public platform.

Yes, you can configure Algolia search indexing for Chronote documentation. The documentation maintenance process includes instructions on how to manage and configure Algolia to provide search functionality within the public documentation platform.

Creating user-facing Chronote documentation requires adherence to specific style guidelines, layout structures, and documentation best practices. These standards are established to maintain accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date content across the platform.

You need to trigger the documentation authoring process whenever you are creating a user-facing change. Following the provided authoring checklist and style guidelines ensures your updates maintain public documentation accuracy and consistency.

Maintaining Chronote's public documentation requires an environment capable of running `yarn docs:check` for validation. Authors must also understand documentation best practices and follow the established workflow and style guidelines for content updates.