[READ ONLY MIRROR] Envoy REST/proto API definitions and documentation. (grpc依赖)
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README.md

Developer-local docs build

./docs/build.sh

The output can be found in generated/docs.

How the Envoy website and docs are updated

The Envoy website, and docs are automatically built, and pushed on every commit to master. This process is handled by Travis CI with the publish.sh script.

In order to have this automatic process there is an encrypted ssh key at the root of the envoy repo (.publishdocskey.enc). This key was encrypted with Travis CLI and can only be decrypted by commits initiated in the Envoy repo, not PRs that are submitted from forks. This is the case because only PRs initiated in the Envoy repo have access to the secure environment variables (encrypted_b1a4cc52fa4a_iv, encrypted_b1a4cc52fa4a_key) used to decrypt the key.

The key only has write access to the Envoy repo. If the key, or the variables used to decrypt it are ever compromised, delete the key immediately from the Envoy repo in Settings > Deploy keys.