update-rwsdk-docs

To update RedwoodSDK documentation references, run a Git-based fetch from the redwoodjs/sdk repository, clear the references folder, perform a shallow sparse checkout of docs, copy them into references, and rebuild the documentation index.

RedwoodSDK documentation appears stale when local reference indexes fall behind major releases; refreshing them requires fetching the latest official docs from the GitHub repository and repopulating the references folder.

Yes, git is a required dependency to refresh RedwoodSDK docs, as the workflow performs a Git-based fetch, sparse checkout, and clone operation directly from the redwoodjs/sdk repository.

The best way to automate RedwoodSDK documentation maintenance is running the update-rwsdk-docs.sh script against your repo root, which handles the fetch, clone, and rebuild workflow to refresh the index.

The shallow sparse checkout fetches only the docs directory from the redwoodjs/sdk repository, copying the updated files into your references folder to rebuild the rwsdk-docs skill reference index efficiently.

Avoid automated Git fetches for documentation updates if your repository lacks git installed or if your local references folder contains custom modifications that will be cleared during the repopulation workflow.