This is a guide for developers about using buildpacks with Cloud Foundry.
Buildpacks package the languages and libraries that support your apps.
The contents here are structured as a topic repository intended to be
compiled into a larger document with Bookbinder.
See the docs-book-cloudfoundry
repository for the complete list of open source documentation repositories, as well as information about the publishing process.
docs-buildpacks uses only the master branch to publish the buildpack documentation. The buildpack documentation is not tied to specific versions of Cloud Foundry. If you need to add version-specific content, add a template variable in the book repo for that version.
Style Sheet
Use this section to specify spelling of special words for buildpacks:
Do not use variables to represent “product-names” in these files.
The buildpacks are not proprietary but belong to Cloud Foundry.
Branches
As of TPCF 10.2, there is a new branch of this repo, tcf.
When making changes to master, also make cherry-picks to this branch, to keep it up to date.
docs-buildpacks
This is a guide for developers about using buildpacks with Cloud Foundry. Buildpacks package the languages and libraries that support your apps.
The contents here are structured as a topic repository intended to be compiled into a larger document with Bookbinder.
See the docs-book-cloudfoundry repository for the complete list of open source documentation repositories, as well as information about the publishing process.
docs-buildpacksuses only themasterbranch to publish the buildpack documentation. The buildpack documentation is not tied to specific versions of Cloud Foundry. If you need to add version-specific content, add a template variable in the book repo for that version.Style Sheet
Use this section to specify spelling of special words for buildpacks:
Branches
As of TPCF 10.2, there is a new branch of this repo,
tcf.When making changes to master, also make cherry-picks to this branch, to keep it up to date.