swift: generate API docs as a DocC archive#2335
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And include in GitHub release artifacts Updates rules_swift to pull in bazelbuild/rules_swift#838 When users open the archive, they'll have rich docs they can explore using Xcode's documentation navigator. When we update to Xcode 13.4, we'll be able to generate HTML docs with this approach and publish to the documentation website. Signed-off-by: JP Simard <jp@jpsim.com>
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I completely agree, and this will be possible when we update to Xcode 13.4, tracked in #2100. |
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For more context, this is the Xcode 13.4 feature we need for static website hosting: swiftlang/swift-docc#44 |
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And include in GitHub release artifacts
Updates rules_swift to pull in bazelbuild/rules_swift#838
When users open the archive, they'll have rich docs they can explore using Xcode's documentation navigator.
When we update to Xcode 13.4, we'll be able to generate HTML docs with this approach and publish to the documentation website. Here's a demo of what that static site looks like: https://envoy-mobile-docc-demo.netlify.app/documentation/envoy/
envoy-mobile-docc.mp4
Risk Level: Low
Testing: Local, CI
Docs Changes: Added
Release Notes: Added
Signed-off-by: JP Simard jp@jpsim.com