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Docs

Released documentation

All released Corda documentation has now been moved to a standalone public documentation repository where the doc source can be found:

corda/corda-docs

See the readme and usage docs pages for instructions on how to use the new repo and build the docs locally.

You can contribute to the docs source as before via fork & PR. We now use markdown to write/edit (instead of rst) and Hugo to build (instead of Sphinx).

The published documentation is available at https://docs.corda.net.

Documentation for future releases

R3's technical writing team, R3 engineering, and other R3 teams use a separate, private docs repo for working on draft documentation content targeting future releases:

corda/corda-docs-develop

These docs are published as part of each quarterly release of Corda. At that point their doc source becomes available and open for contributions in the public docs repo.

The new documentation process is described in the technical writing team's space on R3's internal confluence wiki.