Update ruby-core workflow to just generate documentation #1278
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@kou Ok I found a way to make it work:
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Since RDoc is now a bundled gem, we don't need to run test with Ruby core with it commit by commit. But it'd still be beneficial to generate documentation with the current RDoc commit and the Ruby master branch. So this PR updates the Ruby core workflow to just do that.
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Since RDoc is now a bundled gem, we don't need to run test with Ruby core with it commit by commit. But it'd still be beneficial to generate documentation with the current RDoc commit and the Ruby master branch.
So this PR updates the Ruby core workflow to just do that.