On 8/1/25 3:34 AM, Marco Antoniotti wrote:

Hi

Let me reiterate that I am very lazy.  Therefore I ask here (and not and AI) for help.

I know I did it in the past, but please walk me through it again or point me to the right site.

I have a library.  In the old days I had a 'docs' directory in the main one and then I would generate (*) the documentation there.  Now I need to shift the documentation to the .dev web pages.

How exactly do I do that?  Making sure I also have the YAML stuff working?

So you want to have documentation on c-l.net?

I think the first step is to get some kind of "organization" set up. Then you can populate it with the repos you want, including an "organization".common-lisp.dev. This repo would contain all the documentation you want to be shown on "organization".common-lisp.dev. I suppose it could contain other stuff too. I never tried.

I don't know if there's any other way, but I have CI setup to generate the docs and copy them over to the appropriate place which then pushes them to organization.common-lisp.dev for display. The page gets updated whenever I push changes to the repo.