Ship Docs Like Features with Branching
Blog post from ReadMe
ReadMe has introduced documentation branching, allowing teams to create, edit, preview, review, and publish multiple documentation versions without affecting live content. Designed to mirror Git-based workflows, branches support isolated multi-page updates, shareable preview links, controlled merging, and collaboration through either ReadMe’s WYSIWYG editor or a docs-as-code process. Bi-directional GitHub synchronization automatically reflects repository branches in ReadMe, enabling contributors to work from an IDE or the platform while keeping documentation current. Enterprise customers also receive granular project-level merge permissions and governance controls, helping teams coordinate documentation changes with pull requests, code branches, and product releases.
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