Hi Paul, all,

I think this is a good proposal. As a side note, we've just completed that exercise for the OP-TEE project [1] and in general it seems like most people appreciate the change. One thing where our process differs compared to what you've proposed is that we are still using GitHub for everything and that is connected directly to https://readthedocs.io using webhooks, which has the nifty feature that as soon as a patch (pull request) has been merged at GitHub, readthedocs will automatically be notified (webhooks) and will immediately rebuild the documentation and publish it. I.e., we always have the latest version available and published and there is no extra cost involved in manually having to deploy the "_build/*" stuff. I'm not sure if that is doable with existing TF infrastructure, but I think it's worth investigating whether someone like that is possible to do, since it saves us from doing "unnecessary" work.

[1] https://optee.readthedocs.io/ and https://github.com/OP-TEE/optee_docs/

Regards, Joakim

On Tue, 30 Apr 2019 at 11:18, Paul Beesley via TSC < tsc@lists.trustedfirmware.org> wrote:

Hi all,

Please find attached a set of slides detailing proposed formats and processes for TF-M documentation; these proposals cover both existing documentation and documents produced for the purpose of design review. Abhishek previously presented a version of these slides to the TSC and we are now circulating them via the mailing list.

Though it is not explicitly mentioned in the slides, we will look to implement similar changes in Trusted Firmware-A as well, aligning the two projects where possible.

As always, comments and feedback on these proposed changes are welcome.

Thanks,

Paul

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