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*Dokka for Material for MkDocs 0.1.0 is out!*

You may have noticed that OpenSavvy is converging towards the use of Material for MkDocs to document our projects. But this leads us to having two different documentation websites: the textual one with MkDocs, and Dokka's API reference. Since information is spread between two different websites, cross-linking is difficult and users have a hard time finding what they are searching for.  We're starting a Gradle & Dokka plugin to directly generate MkDocs pages from the Dokka output, so everything can be in a single website, with cross-linking and everything else nice.

In this first version, we fork Dokka's GFM plugin and create Gradle plugins to configure everything. Thanks to <@U01681FLZC2> for guiding me through everything!

<https://gitlab.com/opensavvy/automation/dokka-material-mkdocs/-/releases/0.1.0|Changelog> • <https://gitlab.com/opensavvy/automation/dokka-material-mkdocs|Repository>

Would be cool to have a browsable sample project to see how it looks IRL without having to try it in a project

(I was expecting that "sample project" link to take me directly to a mkdoc page)

Which link?

But yeah, <https://gitlab.com/opensavvy/automation/dokka-material-mkdocs/-/tree/main/example/example-core?ref_type=heads> will be the same project. There are a few things broken in the CI at the moment so it doesn't properly show up in the generated website