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A tool for automatically deploying docs from Travis CI to GitHub pages.
Doctr is python 3.5+, so async/await is valid syntax. I don't see any immediate improvement we could do, expect using aiohttp in replacement of requests (which is almost a drop-in...
I'm guessing we want it before. Should it be in a context manager maybe ?
Feedback from user using it for the first time: - remind that doctr-deploy should be run from root of repo (or it may not find the encrypted key).
As per discussion in #137, something isn't working quite right re: when we check for the doctr deploy key envvar. Is `$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST` not totally reliable or is something else wrong?
This is something to look at https://developer.github.com/early-access/integrations/. It's still in early access. I couldn't tell if the new fine-grained permissions let you request access to push to only a single...
Does doctr look for a folder that looks `doc` like? Is it possible to have it deploy a different folder? Context: I'd like to use doctr to build/deploy latex documents...
Right now `doctr` hardcodes a no `.nojekyll` as the design is to upload HTML pages to `gh-pages`. But what if one wants to use `doctr` to manage a page but...
For private repos that use travis-ci.com, you can directly upload an ssh key. See https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/private-dependencies/ and https://docs.travis-ci.com/api#settings:-ssh-key. Related: https://github.com/drdoctr/doctr/pull/121
Hey guys ! Finally get some time to play along with doctr. Is there a reason why you choose `configure` over `init`, most of tool these days une `init`: the...