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This PR attempts to fix #493. Since the workflow has the "workflow dispatch" trigger the strategy will be to merge, then manually trigger the workflow.

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    • Upgraded our documentation build and deployment processes to leverage the latest workflow enhancements for improved performance and reliability.

@d-chambers d-chambers added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Mar 8, 2025
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This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow used for building and deploying documentation. The changes upgrade three actions in the workflow file: the action for configuring GitHub Pages is updated from version v2 to v5, the action for uploading the pages artifact is updated from v1 to v3, and the action for deploying to GitHub Pages is updated from v1 to v3.

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File Path Change Summary
.github/.../build_deploy_stable_docs.yaml Upgraded action versions: actions/configure-pages from v2 to v5, actions/upload-pages-artifact from v1 to v3, and actions/deploy-pages from v1 to v3.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant GH as GitHub Actions
    participant CP as Configure Pages (v5)
    participant UA as Upload Artifact (v3)
    participant DP as Deploy Pages (v3)
    
    GH->>CP: Execute configuration
    CP-->>GH: Configuration complete
    GH->>UA: Upload pages artifact
    UA-->>GH: Artifact uploaded
    GH->>DP: Deploy documentation pages
    DP-->>GH: Deployment successful
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With versions updated in one swift trip.
From v2 to v5, they change the pace,
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A bunny’s cheer in every jest—hop on, the pages are blessed!
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45-45: Updated Setup Pages Action Version: Verify Compatibility
The step now uses actions/configure-pages@v5, which is a significant version update from v2. Please confirm that the new version supports the same input and output parameters as before, especially if any outputs (like those referenced later) are expected to remain unchanged.


48-48: Updated Upload Artifact Action Version: Confirm Parameter Consistency
The workflow now uses actions/upload-pages-artifact@v3 instead of v1. Verify that the provided input (e.g., the artifact path 'docs/_site') remains valid and that there are no additional parameters required or deprecated in the new version.


54-54: Updated Deploy to GitHub Pages Action Version: Check Output Compatibility
Upgrading to actions/deploy-pages@v3 may alter how outputs are emitted. Ensure that the output page_url (referenced in the environment declaration on line 30) is still produced as expected by the updated action. If there have been changes in output naming or structure, update subsequent workflow references accordingly.


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@d-chambers d-chambers merged commit f4f382e into master Mar 8, 2025
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@d-chambers d-chambers deleted the fix_493_stable_doc_build branch March 8, 2025 00:17
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