Changelog¶

This page mirrors CHANGELOG.md in the repository.

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Documentation moved from the hand-written Jekyll site in docs/ to ProperDocs + MaterialX: source in src_docs/md/ (9 pages), config in src_docs/mkdocs.yml, built into docs/ by src_docs/build.sh and the new Docs workflow. Published at https://vexy.dev/vexy-mkdocs-tools/.
build.sh builds docs and/or the package (./build.sh [all|docs|package]); publish.sh tags with gitnextver, builds and uploads with uv publish.
release.yml publishes with skip-existing: true, so a version already uploaded by publish.sh does not fail the workflow.
pyproject.toml gains a Documentation URL.

End-to-end tests that build a real fixture site (src_docs/md + mkdocs.yml → docs/) with properdocs, asserting the page renders, .nojekyll is written, and a src_docs/md/CNAME is copied into the output. Skip gracefully when properdocs is not on PATH.
Jekyll documentation site under docs/ (Just the Docs remote theme) documenting the mkdocs/mkdocs.yml + src_docs/md/ → docs/ contract, the materialx theme name, and the CNAME convention.
CLAUDE.md with this_file: map and pipeline notes for contributors.
TODO.md capturing path-to-v1.0, robustness ideas, and known behavior notes.

First PyPI release as vexy-mkdocs-tools.
build.sh runs uvx hatch clean before building; publish.sh runs gitnextver ..

Initial scaffolding: pyproject.toml with hatchling + hatch-vcs, requires-python = ">=3.12".
src/vexy_mkdocs_tools/cli.py — Fire CLI with build, serve, clean, format, version.
Console-script entry points vexy-mkdocs-tools and vmt.
Bundled dependencies: ProperDocs 1.6.7+, MaterialX 10.1.4+, pymdown-extensions, mkdocs-awesome-nav, mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin, mkdocs-llmstxt, mkdocs-copy-to-llm, mkdocs-rss-plugin.
Optional [flowmark] extra for in-place Markdown formatting.
tests/test_cli.py — pytest smoke tests for _clean_docs (CNAME preservation) and _find_repo_root (walk-up + missing-root error).
build.sh, publish.sh — local build/publish wrappers.
GitHub Actions: ci.yml (test on push/PR), release.yml (publish to PyPI on v*.*.* tag).
README with usage, layout convention, and dev workflow.