A fun little bit of #oss hacking tonight! #docfx released a new version that runs as a #dotnet global tool. I was able to update the #nunit docs docfx-action #github action to drastically simplify it. It now is based on the #dotnet #ubuntu container with a small tool install. Then I updated the NUnit docs #devcontainer to be based on that, plus our node tooling.
Simpler, faster, nicer. Feels good.
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I discovered some new (albeit very faint) sign of life in #DocFX
https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/issues/7050#issuecomment-1343308898
But it could just be yet another wishful misinterpretation like the many times before in the last few years.
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The situation with writing documentation for #dotnet libraries or frameworks is surprisingly bad.
Previously we had #docfx and it looked promising at first but it has long become a dumpster fire: https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/issues/7050#issuecomment-1333562523
AFAIK there is currently not a single all-in-the-box solution for #dotnet documentation right now. You are forced to build your own.