update-docs

To keep documentation in sync, this automation diffs your current branch against the main branch to identify changed source files, maps them to their corresponding doc pages, and applies targeted edits to only the impacted sections.

Automating documentation maintenance via git diffs involves detecting changed files against the main branch and using a mapping file to locate corresponding doc pages, ensuring only impacted sections are updated to minimize drift.

Source-to-doc mapping works by referencing a SOURCE_DOC_MAPPING.md file to locate the specific documentation pages associated with edited source code files, ensuring updates are precisely targeted to the correct sections.

Yes, you need a SOURCE_DOC_MAPPING.md file to map edited source files to their corresponding documentation pages, which allows the system to locate and apply safe, targeted edits to only the impacted sections.

Yes, safe targeted edits are applied to only the impacted sections of your documentation pages based on the detected code changes, minimizing drift and preventing unnecessary rewrites of entire pages.

When propagating code changes to reference guides, updates are limited to pages explicitly defined within SOURCE_DOC_MAPPING.md, and the tool applies targeted edits with safety checks and changelog notes rather than generating entirely new documentation.