This text provides a practical guide to implementing a docs-as-code pipeline, emphasizing real-world configurations and best practices. It suggests storing documentation in the same repository as the code, organizing documentation by user task, and placing configuration files at the root level. The writing workflow involves Git branching, PR templates with detailed "why" explanations, and automated quality checks for spelling, links, and style. The text also explains how human reviewers should focus on content accuracy and clarity after automated checks pass. Finally, the text suggests automatic deployment and outlines common mistakes like running all checks initially, blocking PRs on all warnings, and separate documentation repositories without triggers.
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