submit pr on versioned docs when build fails #20
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Currently the versioned docs build script will compile the new docs, test them, and either: - abort the build if the test fails - submit a PR if the test passes Now that we have some confidence in the process (the build has been producing PRs for the past two months), this commit changes the behaviour to: - submit a PR if the test fails - commit directly if the test passes This way someone can manual fix the broken documentation directly in the PR instead of having to reproduce the failure locally.
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Currently the versioned docs build script will compile the new docs,
test them, and either:
Now that we have some confidence in the process (the build has been
producing PRs for the past two months), this commit changes the behaviour to:
This way someone can manual fix the broken documentation directly in the PR
instead of having to reproduce the failure locally.