Hello All, We have successfully migrated our documentation publishing process from github to AWS S3.
As many of you know, our previous publishing workflow was slow and made it difficult for Airflow site release managers and contributors to make changes efficiently. With this transition, the process has become much simpler. Here is the new process for publishing docs: 1. Release managers can now publish documentation to S3 directly via GitHub workflows 2. We have created a new repository, airflow-site-archive[1], which stores all the historical documentation data. This repository is synced with S3 to ensure the docs remains up to date 3. Ad hoc or bulk updates can be made to the airflow-site-archive repository. The associated workflows will handle publishing these changes to S3. Updates to the airflow-site main repository now reflect on the live site within approx 3 minutes, yes you heard it right :) Additionally, as part of this migration process, we have fixed all ASF CSP non compliant issues. ASF [2] We will soon be enabling a staging website for airflow-site, This will allow all documentation changes to be reviewed before being published to the Airflow live site. Thanks to Jarek, Ash for helping out and giving ideas on the process. Thanks to ASF infra initial discussions. Thanks to elad for his patience, finding and calling out any issues with the updated airflow-site view part of providers release. [1] https://github.com/apache/airflow-site-archive/ [2] https://infra.apache.org/csp.html Pavan
