@ckcherry23 Thanks for contribution. Please fix CI errors. Also, Can you please remove package-lock file from commit. It will help for review.

The CI errors are due to the build failing as per this update from Netlify: https://answers.netlify.com/t/please-read-end-of-support-for-xenial-build-image-everything-you-need-to-know/68239. We need to upgrade to the latest build image in the Netlify UI for the docs site because the Xenial build image is not supported anymore.

However, I haven't been able to successfully migrate the gatsby smooth-docs to node v18 yet due to dependency conflicts. Will update here when I find a solution.

@ckcherry23 I tried building it after updating the image to Focal image. But it still fails. Most probably due to version mismatch. Can you please have a look? https://app.netlify.com/sites/awesome-loaders/deploys/658bad511eb6072229c8b3ba

I was able to find a solution for the docs deployment but it isn't ideal.

1. Disable npm install by setting a new environment variable NPM_FLAGS as --dry-run.
2. Change the build command to the following:

npm i --ignore-scripts && npm rebuild --verbose sharp && npm run build

This command is to ignore the old python2 script that doesn't work on python3 during the package installation and then fix issues with sharp before the build.

Following these steps made the deployment possible but there are minor styling issues on the homepage: https://deploy-preview-1--deft-kheer-283f6c.netlify.app/.

Here is the deployment log: https://app.netlify.com/sites/deft-kheer-283f6c/deploys/658ecb579d7cd1b2858d5303.

@ckcherry23 I think the styling issues might be due to incompatible version of npm dependencies responsible for styling.

@ckcherry23 I think the styling issues might be due to incompatible version of npm dependencies responsible for styling.

Would you prefer switching to other libraries or frameworks for these? The issues may not be possible to fix if we continue using smooth-doc. I think since it is just for documentation, some minor styling issues should not affect much, but I can look at other solutions if you think it is necessary.

@ckcherry23 We don't necessarily need to stick with smooth-doc. You can use whatever deps you want to use.