This repository contains source content for the official AWS Tools for Powershell User Guide.
The guide content is written in reStructuredText and built using Sphinx. It relies upon content which is provided in the AWS documentation team's shared content repository.
You can use the Issues section of this repository to report problems in the documentation. When submitting an issue, please indicate:
- what page (a URL or filename is best) the issue occurs on.
- what the issue is, using as much detail as you can provide. For many issues, this might be as simple as "The page has a typo; the word 'complie' in the third paragraph shoud be 'compile'." If the issue is more complex, please describe it with enough detail that it's clear to the AWS documentation team what the problem is.
To contribute your own documentation fixes or updates, please use the Github-standard procedures for forking the repository and submitting a pull request.
Note that many common substitutions and extlinks found in these docs are sourced from the shared
content repository--if you see a substitution used that is not declared at the top of the source
file or in the _includes.txt file, then it is probably defined in the shared content.
If you are planning to contribute to the docs, you should build your changes and review them before submitting your pull request.
To build the docs:
- Make sure that you have downloaded and installed Sphinx.
- Run the
build_docs.pyscript in the repository's root directory.
The build process will automatically download a snapshot of the shared content, combine it in the
build directory and will generate output into the output directory.
build_docs.py can take any of the available Sphinx builders as its argument. For example, to
build the docs into a single HTML page, you can use the singlehtml target, like so:
python build_docs.py singlehtml
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