SUSE Cloud Application Platform (CAP) Documentation

This is the source for the official SUSE Cloud Application Platform (CAP) Documentation

Released versions of the documentation will be published at https://documentation.suse.com/ once available.

Branches

On Jan 29, 2020, we changed to a new branching model. We have switched the default branch from develop to master.

Use the master branch as the basis of your commits/of new feature branches.
The develop branch has been deleted on the server. Do not to push to the develop branch. Your changes may go lost in the medium term and never make it to the proper branch.

If you created a local clone or GitHub fork of this repo before Jan 29, 2020, do the following:

Make sure that your master and develop branches do not contain any important changes. If there are changes on either branch, export them using git format-patch or put them on a different branch.
Go to the master branch: git checkout master .
To pull the latest changes from the remote repository and to delete references to branches that do not exist anymore on the server, run the following command: git pull --prune .
Delete your local develop branch: git branch -D develop.
To check for stale local branches, run: git branch -v. For any branches marked as [gone], check if you still need them. If not, delete them: git branch -D BRANCHNAME

Table 1. Overview of important branches

Name	Purpose
`master`	doc development (latest development version)
`maintenance/*`	maintenance for released versions

Thank you for contributing to this repo. When creating a pull request, please follow the guidelines below:

If you want to contribute to the most recent release, create your pull request against the master branch (not develop). The master branch is protected.
If you want to contribute to a previous release, please create your pull request against the respective maintenance/* branch. These branches are also protected.
Make sure all validation (Travis CI) checks are passed.
For your pull request to be reviewed, please tag the relevant subject matter expert(s) from the development team (if applicable) and members of the documentation team.
Implement the required changes. If you have any questions, ping a documentation team member in #susedoc on RocketChat.
For help on style and structure, refer to the Documentation Styleguide.

To contribute to the documentation, you need to write DocBook.

You can learn about DocBook syntax at http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html .
SUSE documents are generally built with DAPS (package daps) and the SUSE XSL Stylesheets (package suse-xsl-stylesheets).

Install the documentation environment with the following command:

sudo /sbin/OneClickInstallUI https://gitlab.nue.suse.com/susedoc/doc-ymp/raw/master/Documentation.ymp