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Although it's not in the navigation, the embeds folder was being published. This stuff doesn't make sense by itself and could easily contain obsolete material, so it seems best not to publish it. The easiest way to do this was to rename embeds to _embeds (underscore prevents publication).

I've checked a few examples of embedded content to make sure they still work following this change (no need to change pathnames or shortcodes for this, btw). It looks OK to me, but if there are any places where things could go wrong because of this change, then please let me know :-)

@andy-stark-redis andy-stark-redis requested a review from a team February 2, 2026 10:19
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github-actions bot commented Feb 2, 2026

DOC-6225

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I tagged @cmilesb and @rrelledge directly for reviews because they use embeds all the time.

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@andy-stark-redis Are you sure the underscore prevents publication? I can access https://redis.io/docs/staging/DOC-6225-dont-publish-embeds/_embeds/supported-platforms-embed/ still.

@rrelledge rrelledge requested a review from paoloredis February 2, 2026 17:03
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Maybe @paoloredis can help with this? There's probably a way to exclude the embeds somewhere in the build process/GitHub workflow.

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