[DRAFT] TW-1722: Integrate offline Workflow Editor into the docs#5
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The offline Workflow Editor was buried on a single Bitrise CLI page titled "Installing and upgrading...". Users either stumbled across it or didnt know it existed, even though it offers most of the Workflow Editor functions without needing a Bitrise login or an internet connection. Changes: - Reframe the page as "Offline Workflow Editor" (sidebar label + title) and add value-prop sections: "What you can do with it", "When to use it", "Best practices", and "Related topics". Slug stays the same so live URLs keep working. - Replace the empty "Bitrise CLI" section index with a real overview that highlights the offline Workflow Editor as one of the CLIs key uses. - Promote the existing inline mention on Workflows overview into a more visible :::tip admonition so readers see it on the landing page of the Workflows section. - Add :::tip admonitions on Creating a Workflow, Adding Steps to a Workflow, and the Steps overview, each pointing to the offline Workflow Editor with a one-liner about when itll help. - Append a :::tip to the "Editing the bitrise.yml file locally" partial, which surfaces the offline editor on the "Editing an apps bitrise.yml" page (its primary use case: editing the YAML locally). Follow-up (not in this PR): - Update the screenshot at static/img/_paligo/uuid-29b363bc-... with a fresh capture from a current build of the offline Workflow Editor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The offline Workflow Editor was buried on a single Bitrise CLI page titled
"Installing and upgrading...". Users either stumbled across it or didn't know
it existed, even though it offers most of the Workflow Editor functions
without needing a Bitrise login or an internet connection.
Changes:
add value-prop sections: "What you can do with it", "When to use it",
"Best practices", and "Related topics". Slug stays the same so live URLs
keep working.
highlights the offline Workflow Editor as one of the CLIs key uses.
visible :::tip admonition so readers see it on the landing page of the
Workflows section.
and the Steps overview, each pointing to the offline Workflow Editor with
a one-liner about when itll help.
which surfaces the offline editor on the "Editing an apps bitrise.yml"
page (its primary use case: editing the YAML locally).
Follow-up (not in this PR):
fresh capture from a current build of the offline Workflow Editor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com