.symfony.bundle.yaml

# This file must be called '.symfony.bundle.yaml' and
# must be stored at the root directory of the default GitHub branch
# Here's a real example in action:
# https://github.com/EasyCorp/EasyAdminBundle/blob/master/.symfony.bundle.yaml

# MANDATORY
# An array with the name of the branches for which you want to publish docs
# It doesn't have to be an exhaustive list of your repository branches, but
# only the main repository branches (past or present)
branches: ["master"]

# MANDATORY
# A subset of the 'branches' array which lists only the branch(es) that
# you currently maintain. We build the docs of these branch(es) frequently,
# whereas we build the docs of the other branch(es) much less frequently
maintained_branches: ["master"]

# MANDATORY
# The location of your RST doc files, defined as a relative directory
# If all the branches defined in the 'branches' option use the same
# directory, then you can define it as a string
doc_dir: "doc/"

# OPTIONAL
# This is the branch used to read the docs by default (and it's mapped as
# 'current' in the public URL to generate stable URLs for your docs).
# It should match the branch you use to publish the stable releases.
# This value is optional because we assign it automatically to the
# "default branch" of your repository as returned by the GitHub API
current_branch: "master"

# OPTIONAL
# This is the branch used to publish the next versions of your bundle.
# For bundles it's common that 'current_branch' and 'dev_branch' are the same.
# That's why we automatically assign to it the same value as 'current_branch'
dev_branch: "master"

# OPTIONAL
# This is the version that future releases of your bundle will use.
# It's used in some symfony.com labels to avoid using the generic
# "master" or "main" labels.
dev_branch_alias: "master"