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Documentation workflow

Treat source as the authority and publish only claims verified against a source commit. These guides were checked against rizalord/bearust@c8ed147. When changing a behavior, start at its owning file and closest test, verify the current commit, and update the matching operator/reference/contributor page in the same change.

Verification boundary​

The complete public docs corpus (API reference, configuration/CLI reference, operate guides, and contributor pages) was last audited end-to-end against rizalord/bearust commit c8ed147 (full SHA c8ed147cd84efc71bda8b8473486906b5616a505) on 2026-08-17. Do not describe behavior from a later bearust commit as already implemented; add any such change to the roadmap instead until the docs are re-audited against the newer commit.

Write maintainable pages​

  • Use English-first, locale-neutral document IDs and headings; keep a translated docs locale inactive until its content is complete.
  • State the owning source module and test near runtime, API, config, or security claims. Prefer immutable commit links for a reviewed release/documentation boundary.
  • Keep the distinction between implemented behavior and planned work explicit. Do not infer network, security, cluster, or failure semantics from generic conventions.
  • Include prerequisites, exact commands, observable verification, and failure or rollback behavior for operational procedures. Do not put secrets in examples.
  • Update sidebar entries when adding a public page; keep internal planning material excluded from the published docs corpus.

For a source-aligned change, inspect DEVELOPMENT.md, Cargo.toml/rust-toolchain.toml, frontend/package.json, CI, and the owning implementation/tests as relevant. Check Compose ports and scripts against their actual YAML/shell files rather than copying a command from another page.

Before submitting documentation changes, run the docs-site checks:

npm run typecheck
npm run validate:docs
npm run build
git diff --check

npm run validate:docs checks the public docs/ corpus for starter content, unfinished-content markers, required pages, and route coverage against the sibling BeaRust source repository's control-plane router. Set BEARUST_SOURCE_DIR if that repository is not a sibling of this checkout (for example, when running from a nested worktree). Then review links, source pointers, locale claims, commands, and any changed sidebar IDs.