
Worked on the crowdsecurity/crowdsec-docs repository to implement documentation naming consistency by renaming the tests directory to test throughout the codebase and documentation. This change addressed path-related build and search errors by updating all references, reducing the risk of broken links and doc-generation failures. The approach involved careful use of version control with Git to track changes and ensure repository-wide synchronization. Markdown was used to update documentation, while attention to naming conventions and documentation engineering improved maintainability. The result was a smoother onboarding process for contributors and more reliable documentation, supporting faster development cycles and better cross-team collaboration.
February 2026 – crowdsecurity/crowdsec-docs: Implemented documentation naming consistency by renaming the tests directory from tests to test across the repo and docs. This feature, supported by commit 403996eb7bf780eb4abdc6e57664ac9306bfa95c, aligns with repository-wide naming standards and reduces path-related build and search errors. Major bug fix: updated references to reflect the renamed directory, preventing broken links and doc-generation failures. Impact: smoother onboarding for contributors, more reliable docs, and faster development cycles. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Git hygiene, refactoring, documentation engineering, naming conventions, and cross-team coordination to propagate standards.
February 2026 – crowdsecurity/crowdsec-docs: Implemented documentation naming consistency by renaming the tests directory from tests to test across the repo and docs. This feature, supported by commit 403996eb7bf780eb4abdc6e57664ac9306bfa95c, aligns with repository-wide naming standards and reduces path-related build and search errors. Major bug fix: updated references to reflect the renamed directory, preventing broken links and doc-generation failures. Impact: smoother onboarding for contributors, more reliable docs, and faster development cycles. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Git hygiene, refactoring, documentation engineering, naming conventions, and cross-team coordination to propagate standards.

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