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  4. Continuous Documentation With Jenkins, Asciidoctor, and Gradle [Video]

Continuous Documentation With Jenkins, Asciidoctor, and Gradle [Video]

Putting together a pipeline for integrating documentation delivery into your regular build process.

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Probably all of you are using CI/CD for building and delivering your applications. Some of the steps that a continuous delivery pipeline is typically composed are compile step, tests step, acceptance tests step, static code analysis, …

But one step that is usually missed is the documentation step. In this screencast you will learn how to integrate the documentation process to your continuous delivery pipeline using Jenkins, Asciidoctor and Gradle.


Documentation Jenkins (software) Gradle Continuous Integration/Deployment

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