Technical pre-review: Sourcey-generated /sourcey/ docs package (Frantic #46 candidate) #11930
fengyangxxx
started this conversation in
Ideas
Replies: 0 comments
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment
Uh oh!
There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.
-
Hello Testcontainers maintainers,
I am preparing a sponsored candidate contribution for Frantic #46. No Frantic claim has been made. This is a technical pre-review request for an unclaimed, unmerged, and undeployed proposal; it is not an endorsement, approval, or adoption by Testcontainers.
Exact package proposed for review:
docs/sourcey/cf0de3c16a9ef935b861d3f40ed945f06066e7198e017e677ef6f96fa8806e6bThe package is a Sourcey-generated static documentation site covering 25 selected high-value Testcontainers Java pages. Placing the generated files under
docs/sourcey/lets the existing MkDocs build copy them to/sourcey/, so the intended home remains Testcontainers' Netlify production deployment with no personal hosting dependency.The tradeoff is deliberate: committing generated HTML and assets makes deployment deterministic and avoids adding a Sourcey runtime to the official build, but it adds about 1.53 MB and requires regeneration when the pinned source material or presentation changes. Maintenance can remain bounded by reviewing one isolated directory, checking its package hash, and replacing that directory atomically when a refresh is wanted.
Could you technically pre-review this exact immutable package and identify any changes needed for repository fit, content, navigation, licensing, accessibility, or maintenance? No immediate merge is requested, and there is no deadline or urgency for this pre-review.
If the exact package is technically acceptable, would you be willing, at a time you choose, to reserve an approximately 20-minute post-claim synchronous review/merge/deploy window? The later contribution would use the same bytes in a claimant-authored PR based on the stated upstream pin, subject to any changes you request before a claim is made.
A pre-review response does not constitute adoption. Only an actual post-claim merge of the claimant-authored PR, followed by target-owned production deployment of the exact reviewed bytes, would satisfy the adoption boundary.
Suggested reply options:
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
All reactions