Great work Pavan! On Fri, May 9, 2025 at 10:58 AM Pavankumar Gopidesu <gopidesupa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 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 >
