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I was confused because I expected to find a sparse checkout under
content/docs
, with the ability to interact withpoetry
repo with git commands.What actually happens is that a sparse checkout is made only temporary in a temporary folder, and the plain files are copied from the temporary folder to
content/docs
.For the reader of the this doc it doesn't matter how the
.md
files are fetched from poetry repo. Using sparse checkout is just an internal choice of thebin/website
script.Side note: IMHO it would be nice to document a single command that allows pointing to a local folder (typically
../poetry/docs
) as an alternative to fetching from the public poetry repo. This would be handy in the use case where I have myself cloned poetry repo for local development, and am working on some doc changes among poetry code changes. If I can do something to make that happen, please let me know.