Given that the Documentation project has transitioned from Alsatian Confluence to Docusaurus, what docu tools can still be adopted and integrated with Docusaurus - based pipeline so the documentation releases are automated and CLI reference kept in sync with the hardware/software releases?
Context7 is a documentation retrieval layer for AI coding assistants that injects up-to-date, version-specific library documentation into the model’s context so generated code matches current APIs instead of stale training data.
My words: it helps AI to understand ROS by processing the actual documentation, instead of utilizing incorrect training data (probably based on forum posts ). Better AI output, more efficient token usage.
Yes, it is.
I'm currently on 4000px wide. Increased --ifm-container-width-xl to 2000px and it's quite ok. Larger value is already uncomfortable.
So, the page should have some max width limit anyway.
P. S. Please consider making different site icons for each site. Currently, website, forum, manual has the same icon displayed on tab in a browser, and it's hard to distinguish them, when you have many opened MT sites and pages at the same time.
I am trying to lookup the documentation for the new from-pool-policy parameter (under /ipv6 address) but I am unable to find it in the new documentation. Putting from-pool-policy in the search box produces an "OR" result list with articles containing one of the 3 words, but not all three.
Yeah, the new "Networking Fundamentals" branch misses several things compared to the old "IPv4 and IPv6 Fundamentals".
Under the CLI Reference branch address | RouterOS Manual there is a mention of from-pool-policy, but still incomplete (no description yet). However this does not appear in the search result!
@normis nice improvement!
A useful feature from previous documentation was the history, used to keep track and stay up-to-date with RouterOS changes.
Changelog does not always mention the exact command line that was added or removed.
Is this available also with Docusaurus?
You problably already know, TrueNAS has a wonderful documentation https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/26/ other than a well managed project (if you want to keep as suggestion).