feat: simplify docs pipeline with direct MDX sync and PR previews#206
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feat: simplify docs pipeline with direct MDX sync and PR previews#206
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- Refactored pull-from-bazel-build.yml to pull pre-converted MDX directly from upstream. - Integrated tj-actions/changed-files@v47.0.1 for robust upstream change detection. - Implemented matrix-based polling workflow in preview-bazel-docs-pr.yml. - Added automated commenting on upstream PRs with success/failure feedback.
Synchronized pre-converted MDX files from upstream Bazel repository.
Synchronized pre-converted MDX files from upstream Bazel repository.
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This PR refactors the documentation pipeline to leverage pre-converted MDX files from the upstream Bazel repository.
Key changes:
bazelbuild/bazel/docs.tj-actions/changed-files@v47.0.1to efficiently detect documentation changes in upstream PRs.Closes #63