Remove Sphinx build and SymfonyCloud deployment #15809
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fabpot approved these changes Sep 13, 2021
wouterj approved these changes Sep 13, 2021
| @wouterj If you are talking about the webhook, I've just removed it. |
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As discussed internally in the Symfony Docs Team (@wouterj, @xabbuh, @weaverryan, @OskarStark) and as discussed with @fabpot too, we're removing:
(1) Doc build deployment on SymfonyCloud. Not needed for most contributors because we now have several linters that will alert you about mistakes. Besides, we'll soon switch to a PHP-only solution to build docs, so it'll be trivial to set it up locally (vs the old Sphinx/Python-based or Docker-based doc build which was cumbersome)
(2) The Sphinx-based build on GitHub actions, for the reasons mentioned above: we're about to switch to PHP-only doc building (it's already working locally, but we need to improve/refactor some things).