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Hi, checking again if we can get some help, since updating the documentation on the website is pretty much the last thing remaining for us before publishing TF Java 1.0.0 cc\ @MarkDaoust

Hi @MarkDaoust and @markmcd , any update on this please? It is a bit frustrating that we can't update the documentation on the website and some of our users think our project is inactive (while it is not).

Can you mark the PR not in draft mode?

The PR probably doesn't want to be merged in it's current state, as we don't have enough insight into how the process is run internally to generate the docs. What we need is to discuss with the docs team how to get them to pull our documentation over from tensorflow/java, then this updated script can be properly incorporated.

Hey @mihaimaruseac , I've marked the PR as non-draft, any chance we can solve this soon? Thank you

Hi Karl, the TensorFlow site has fewer people/resources devoted to it now.

The old system where we were in the loop for doc updates probably isn't feasible any more.

What if we replaced the old doc pages on tensorflow.org with a redirect to your teams docs, in a location of your choice, that you control? that could resolve this for the future.

If you're happy for it not to be themed as well as the TF documentation is, and Google is fine with us running a GitHub Pages instance out of the tensorflow/java repo we could host it there. I don't think we could replicate the tensorflow.org theming on a GitHub Pages instance ourselves, so it would look different.