* ➕ Add dependencies for MkDocs Insiders
* 🙈 Add Insider's .cache to .gitignore
* 🔧 Update MkDocs configs for Insiders
* 💄 Add custom Insiders card layout, while the custom logo is provided from upstream
* 🔨 Update docs.py script to dynamically enable insiders if it's installed
* 👷 Add cache for MkDocs Material Insiders' cards
* 🔊 Add a small log to the docs CLI
* 🔊 Tweak logs, only after exporting languages
* 🐛 Fix accessing non existing env var
* 🔧 Invalidate deps cache
* 🔧 Tweak cache IDs
* 👷 Update cache for installing insiders
* 🔊 Log insiders
* 💚 Invalidate cache
* 👷 Tweak cache keys
* 👷 Trigger CI and test cache
* 🔥 Remove cache comment
* ⚡️ Optimize cache usage for first runs of docs
* 👷 Tweak cache for MkDocs Material cards
* 💚 Trigger CI to test cache
* 🌐 Refactor file structure to support internationalization
* ✅ Update tests changed after i18n
* 🔀 Merge Typer style from master
* 🔧 Update MkConfig with Typer-styles
* 🎨 Format mkdocs.yml with cannonical form
* 🎨 Format mkdocs.yml
* 🔧 Update MkDocs config
* ➕ Add docs translation scripts dependencies
* ✨ Add Typer scripts to handle translations
* ✨ Add missing translation snippet to include
* ✨ Update contributing docs, add docs for translations
* 🙈 Add docs_build to gitignore
* 🔧 Update scripts with new locations and docs scripts
* 👷 Update docs deploy action with translations
* 📝 Add note about languages not supported in the theme
* ✨ Add first translation, for Spanish
* 🔥 Remove Pipfile.lock
Being a library, it should work independent of locking of dependency tree.
The Pipfile (and Pipfile.lock) is only used locally for development of FastAPI itself, it doesn't affect final users (that is controlled with pyproject.toml).
The Pipfile.lock adds unnecessary noise to PRs that update/upgrade development packages, and the locking is not the same in all environments (e.g. Linux, Mac, and Windows).
Each FastAPI contributor (developing FastAPI itself) can have his/her own Pipfile.lock, but it doesn't have to be in git.
* 🙈 Add Pipfile.lock to .gitignore
Sebastián Ramírez
Jonathan Ehwald
gitworkflows
Brian Mboya
Cássio Botaro