Optional Upstream Proposal Sequence and PR Rationale
https://github.com/go-redsync/redsync/pull/245. It is currently open and unmerged, so it is not proof that Redsync maintainers adopted this site.This page records the maintainer rationale and required phase ordering. The
optional link proposal is
https://github.com/go-redsync/redsync/pull/245. It is currently open and
unmerged, so it is not proof that Redsync maintainers adopted this site.
Suggested Title
docs: link generated API documentation
Suggested Body Content
This change replaces the legacy godoc.org Documentation link with a
project-named Read the Docs site generated from Redsync source by Sourcey.
The initial site is pinned to commit
79f6ba24a8bf41f35141de700d410a06bb27622f and covers the root locking API,
Redis interfaces, and go-redis, Redigo, Rueidis, and Valkey adapter packages.
It includes search and exact source links. The build is reproducible from a
committed godoc.json snapshot with Sourcey 3.6.3.
The documentation project is intended to be transferable. Once the Read the Docs project and backing repository exist, Redsync maintainers can be invited so the project can own future rebuilds or move the static output to a project-controlled host.
The PR was opened against an earlier public documentation deployment. A fresh post-claim docs commit and Read the Docs build must be independently verified; the PR must not be described as adoption unless maintainers merge it. The following package facts remain pinned:
- Source commit:
79f6ba24a8bf41f35141de700d410a06bb27622f - Sourcey-generated HTML pages:
23, including15API package pages; one additionalgo-api/index.htmlcompatibility redirect makes24packaged HTML files - Five page-to-source checks:
evidence/page-source-mappings.json
No library code or runtime dependency changes are included.
Governed live validation checks the freshly deployed public pages, pinned source mappings, and exact PR state/head. Receipt, notary, evidence, and report links are generated afterward and added in a later immutable commit. Until then, PR #245 remains only an optional link proposal.
