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Good thing I found this, as it somewhat matches my use case for mixing and matching public and private content, for a personal knowledge base of which some pages are shared with peers and some are completely public. Keen to hear the answer. If there isn't an official solution, considering their expansive API, perhaps one could setup a cloudflare worker or static generator that renders the "public" pages publicly. |
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It's not currently possible but we plan on building out this functionality in the near future. In the meantime someone could definitely develop a solution based on the API. |
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Maybe we could open an issue to keep track on the progress of this implementation. I'm also very interested in this! |
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That's definitely a gem feature to have. |
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Waiting for this feature, Is there a public roadmap for Outline @tommoor ? |
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First of all, wonderful work. Simple, clean, and powerful. Exactly what I was looking for as an open-source project for a while.
We have self-hosted Outline, and I am using it to create documentation for our project Automatio.co.
My question is how to make everything publicly available, and not locked under the registration gate? I mean on Collections and all documents under it?
We want to use Outline as public documentation, so everyone can access it and be indexable by search engines.
Is this possible with Outline? I can see its a perfect platform for such a thing, except I can't figure it out how to make everything public.
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