Hey folks; after two weeks of hacking on DocFX on macos, it's pretty clear that it's basically untested and barely working on mac. I see that it's supposed to be "cross-platform," but can you tell me, specifically, what the V3 mac plan is?
We'd love to use DocFX, it has a lot of potential for us, but right now, the struggles we're running into trying to work on it via mac are making us think we might just use MonoDoc + GitHub Pages/Jekyll, to handle our API docs and conceptual docs, respectively.
docfx in v3 works on mac and is tested. For API docs, MonoDoc is a good alternative because .NET api docs in docfx v3 is likely to be based on MonoDoc
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@BrennanConroy I will close this first. You can create another issue for your specific problem met on macos. Thank you.
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@BrennanConroy Close as this is supported. You can open another issue for the bug you met.
One tip is to download mono from mono website, instead from homebrew
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docfx in v3 works on mac and is tested.
For the record, you can install docfx v3 as a .NET Core global tool by running the following command:
dotnet tool install -g docfx --version "3.0.0-*" --add-source https://docfx.pkgs.visualstudio.com/docfx/_packaging/docs-public-packages/nuget/v3/index.json
You can read more about docfx v3 in the v3 branch.
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docfx in v3 works on mac and is tested. For API docs, MonoDoc is a good alternative because .NET api docs in docfx v3 is likely to be based on MonoDoc