Hi everyone, Currently one of the steps involved in the release process is manually generating the documentation and uploading to pytest.org (using rsync).
I was wondering if we should move pytest docs over to readthedocs.org? It automatically builds and hosts the documentation based on tags or branches, so it would simplify the release build process a bit, plus it automatically hosts multiple versions of the documentation (would be nice to see how the docs for 2.9 in the features branch look like, for instance). Readthedocs even supports using canonical urls[1] so users would still access the documentation through pytest.org. Also, pytest.readthedocs.org already exists and hosts documentation for the 2.7.0 release. Ronny cleverly noticed that that release probably was the last release before moving to GitHub, otherwise it would be still serving up-to-date documentation as the project on readthedocs is still configured to clone the bitbucket repository. Holger, you are the owner[2] of pytest.readthedocs.org, do you remember if there was a reason to not fully move documentation hosting over there? What others think of this idea? [1] https://docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/canonical.html [2] https://readthedocs.org/projects/pytest/ Cheers, Bruno.
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