feat: add workflow_dispatch trigger to docs workflow#450
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Allows manually triggering the docs workflow from the GitHub Actions UI, useful for deploying root files (e.g. llms.txt) without a code change.
lwshang
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Summary
workflow_dispatchtrigger to the docs workflow so it can be manually triggered from the GitHub Actions UIpublish-root-filesandpublish-main-docsjob conditions to also run onworkflow_dispatch(not justpush)publish-versioned-docsunchanged (still only triggers on tags/docs branches)deploy-to-icalready allows non-PR events throughWhen manually triggered, both
publish-root-filesandpublish-main-docsrun before deployment. The/main/rebuild is redundant in this case (no new code) but harmless and fast — not worth adding complexity to skip it.Useful for deploying root files (e.g.
llms.txt) without requiring a code change.