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Welcome to the Datadog documentation repository. The markdown stored in this repo is published to theDatadog documentation site usinghugo, a static website generation tool.
Contributions are encouraged! If you notice something on one of the pages that needs an edit, open a pull request (PR) in this repo for the Documentation team to review. The Documentation team is added as a PR reviewer automatically.
Most pages on the documentation site feature anEdit button that sends you to the source file in this repo. You can make an edit straight from the GitHub website!
For more information on contributing, see thecontribution guidelines.
Follow these steps if you are NOT a Datadog employee:
- Fork the master branch.
- Consult ourcontributing guidelines.
- When you're ready to finalize your changes, commit them and make a pull request back to
DataDog/master. - A Datadog technical writer might change your PR title with a DOCS ticket number, such as "[DOCS-9000]," which means it has been added to the team's internal Jira queue to triage and review. No action is necessary from you if we change the title of your PR.
Follow these steps if you are a Datadog employee:
- Always branch off of master; never commit directly to master.
- You MUST name your branch
<name>/<description>. If you do not include the forward slash (/), the GitLab pipeline won't run, you won't get a branch preview, and your pull request will not pass in CI. Getting a branch preview makes it easier for us to check for any issues with your PR, such as broken links. Using aSlack username also ensures you get build notifications in Slack. - Consult ourcontributing guidelines.
- When you're ready to commit, create a new pull request to master from your branch.
- Use GitHub'sdraft pull request feature and appropriate labels such as "Do Not Merge" or "Work in Progress" until your PR is ready to be merged and live on production.
- If you've named your branch correctly, a GitHub bot posts a link to the docs preview website for your PR. After the preview build completes, you can use the link to preview your changes.
- Running the build locally is optional. If you followed the branch naming conventions above, your pull request should generate a preview. For information on local builds, see theBuild setup guide.
This site usesGoldmark for markdown, which is compliant withCommonMark 0.29.
If you include ANY Markdown in a file, give it a.md extension.
Make sure all files are lowercase. Macs are case-insensitive when creating links to images and pages, but our build server is not, so tests may work locally, but the site will fail in production.
Merging tomaster triggers an automatic deployment. This process typically begins within 10 minutes and usually takes around 35 minutes to complete, though these times may vary.
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