docs(clp-s): Add skeleton for clp-s design documentation; Write first half of clp-s single-file archive design document.
Description
This PR begins adding developer design documentation for clp-s. It includes a very basic overview, a completely stubbed out background, and a halfway complete doc on the clp-s single-file archive format.
The documentation on the SFA format covers the archive format from the header through every metadata packet type. Detail on the "files" section will be added in a future PR.
Checklist
- [x] The PR satisfies the contribution guidelines.
- [x] This is a breaking change and that has been indicated in the PR title, OR this isn't a breaking change.
- [x] Necessary docs have been updated, OR no docs need to be updated.
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Documentation
- Added new documentation for the compressed-log-processor-structured (clp-s) archive format, including an overview, background, and detailed single-file archive format specification.
- Introduced a new entry for the clp-s design documentation in the developer guide, making it accessible alongside existing design documents.
- Included warnings indicating that some sections are still under construction.
Walkthrough
New documentation has been introduced for the "compressed-log-processor-structured" (clp-s) archive format. This includes an overview, background, and a detailed specification of the single-file archive format. The developer guide's table of contents is updated to reference this new section. The documentation is marked as under construction.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
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| docs/src/dev-guide/design-clp-structured/background.md | Added a background section for clp-s, referencing KV-IR and noting the section is under construction. |
| docs/src/dev-guide/design-clp-structured/index.md | Introduced clp-s, contrasted with KV-IR, provided links to background and archive format details. |
| docs/src/dev-guide/design-clp-structured/single-file-archive-format.md | Added detailed specification for clp-s single-file archive format v0.3.1, including header, metadata, and files sections. |
| docs/src/dev-guide/index.md | Updated developer guide TOC to include the new clp-s design documentation. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant DocsIndex
participant CLPSIndex
participant Background
participant ArchiveFormat
User->>DocsIndex: Access developer guide index
DocsIndex->>CLPSIndex: Navigate to clp-s design section
CLPSIndex->>Background: Optionally view background
CLPSIndex->>ArchiveFormat: Optionally view archive format specification
Possibly related PRs
- y-scope/clp#833: Adds background documentation for the KV-IR streaming compression format, which complements the clp-s background introduced here.
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Yeah I did sneak in an expansion of the MPT acronym on first use, but I think for this doc I'll leave explanation for the MPT-specific section later in the doc.
For the extra whitespace I decided to ignore rabbit on that one since the ::::{card} that all of the figures are in already give enough space.