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@alcaeus alcaeus commented May 8, 2024

This PR makes some changes to the build system to ensure pull requests to older branches can be merged.

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Looking at mongodb/docs-php-library@f676202, I think the Snooty migration was applied to v1.16.

The v1.17 branch still includes 4d21326, which was meant to allow running Giza through ubuntu-20.04. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's probably obsolete as well and we should remove docs.yml from all branches above v1.16 when merging this up.

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alcaeus commented May 8, 2024

we should remove docs.yml from all branches above v1.16 when merging this up.

Yes, my plan was to merge this up manually until the merge-up action picks it up.

@alcaeus alcaeus merged commit 53b9c23 into mongodb:v1.16 May 8, 2024
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