Drop Conan 1.x from docs

Signed-off-by: Uilian Ries <[email protected]>

docs/README.md

@@ -14,11 +14,7 @@ When pull requests are merged, the CI will upload the generated packages to the
   + [Developing Recipes Locally](developing_recipes_locally.md)
   + [Adding Packages to ConanCenter](adding_packages/README.md) :point_left: Best place to learn how to contribute
   + [Bumping versions to existing packages](bump_version.md)
-  + [Errors from the conan-center hook (KB-Hxxx)](error_knowledge_base.md)
   + [Review Process](review_process.md)
-  + [Labels](labels.md)
-  + [Supported platforms and configurations](supported_platforms_and_configurations.md)
   + [Consuming Recipes](consuming_recipes.md) :information_source: Learn how to limit the impact of recipe changes
   + [Community Resources](community_resources.md)
-  + [Preparing recipes for Conan 2.0](v2_migration.md)
   + [FAQs](faqs.md)

docs/adding_packages/README.md

@@ -5,44 +5,17 @@ Any C/C++ project can be made available by contributing a "recipe".
 
 Getting started is easy. Try building an existing package with our [developing recipes](../developing_recipes_locally.md)
 tutorial. To deepen you understanding, start with the [How to provide a good recipe](#how-to-provide-a-good-recipe) section.
-You can follow the three steps (:one: :two: :three:) described below! :tada:
+You can follow the two steps (:one: :two:) described below! :tada:
 
 <!-- toc -->
 ## Contents
 
-  * [:one: Request access](#one-request-access)
-  * [Inactivity and user removal](#inactivity-and-user-removal)
-  * [:two: Creating a package](#two-creating-a-package)
+  * [:one: Creating a package](#two-creating-a-package)
     * [How to provide a good recipe](#how-to-provide-a-good-recipe)
-  * [:three: Submitting a Package](#three-submitting-a-package)
+  * [:two: Submitting a Package](#three-submitting-a-package)
   * [The Build Service](#the-build-service)<!-- endToc -->
 
-## :one: Request access
-
-The first step to add packages to ConanCenter is requesting access. To enroll in ConanCenterIndex repository, please write a comment
-requesting access in this GitHub [issue #4](https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/issues/4). Feel free to introduce yourself and
-your motivation to join ConanCenter community.
-
-This process helps ConanCenter against spam and malicious code. The process is not fully automated on purpose and the requests are
-generally approved on a weekly basis. Feel free to continue to step :two: while waiting for approval.
-
-> **Note** The requests are reviewed manually, checking the GitHub profile activity of the requester to avoid any misuse of the service.
-> All interactions are subject to the expectations of the [code of conduct](../code_of_conduct.md). Any misuse or inappropriate behavior
-> are subject to the same principals.
-
-When submitting a pull request for the first time, you will be prompted to sign the [CLA](https://cla-assistant.io/conan-io/conan-center-index) for your
-code contributions. You can view your signed CLA's by going to <https://cla-assistant.io/> and signing in.
-
-## Inactivity and user removal
-
-For security reasons related to the CI, when a user no longer contributes for a long period, it will be considered inactive and removed from the authorized user's list.
-For now, it's configured for **4 months**, and it's computed based on the latest commit, not comments or opened issues.
-After that time, the CI bot will ask to remove the user name from the authorized users' list through the access request PR, which occurs a few times every week.
-
-When you are interested in contributing again, simply ask again to be included in the [issue #4](https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/issues/4).
-The process will be precisely like for newcomers.
-
-## :two: Creating a package
+## :one: Creating a package
 
 Once you've successfully built an existing recipe following [developing recipes](../developing_recipes_locally.md) tutorial.
 You are set to being adding a new package.
@@ -66,13 +39,6 @@ In ConanCenter, our belief is recipes should always match upstream, in other wor
 * Options should [follow these recommendations](conanfile_attributes.md#options) as well as match the default value used by the upstream project.
 * [Package information](build_and_package.md), libraries, components should match as well. This includes exposing supported build system names.
 
-Where dependencies are involved, there's no shortcuts, inspect the upstream's build scripts for how they are usually consumed. Pick the Conan
-generator that matches. The most common example is CMake's `find_package` that can be satisfied by Conan's
-[`CMakeDeps`](https://docs.conan.io/1/reference/conanfile/tools/cmake/cmakedeps.html) generator. There are a few
-things to be cautious about, many projects like to "vendor" other projects within them. This can be files checked into the repository or
-downloaded during the build process. These should be removed, see the [Dependencies section](dependencies.md#handling-internal-dependencies)
-for more information.
-
 ### How to provide a good recipe
 
 Take a look at existing [recipes](https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/tree/master/recipes) available in ConanCenterIndex which can be
@@ -95,12 +61,11 @@ The documents in this folder are written to explain each folder, file, method, a
 4. [Dependencies](dependencies.md)
 5. [Build and Package](build_and_package.md)
    1. [Revisit Patches](sources_and_patches.md#policy-about-patching)
-6. [Test Package](test_packages.md)
 
 The one place you are certain to find a lot of information is <https://docs.conan.io>, this has the documentation for everything in Conan.
 There are helpful tutorials for cross-build, detailed explication for profiles and settings and much much more!
 
-## :three: Submitting a Package
+## :two: Submitting a Package
 
 To contribute a package, you can submit a [Pull Request](https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/pulls) to this GitHub
 repository <https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index>.
@@ -110,24 +75,16 @@ The specific steps to submitting changes are:
 * Build and test the new recipe in several combinations. Check [developing recipes](../developing_recipes_locally.md) for tips.
 * [Commit and push to your fork repository](https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/using-git/pushing-commits-to-a-remote-repository) then
   [submit a pull request](https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/compare).
-* Our automated [build service](#the-build-service) will build 100+ different configurations, and provide messages that indicate if there
-  were any issues found during the pull request on GitHub.
 
 When the pull request is [reviewed and merged](../review_process.md), those packages are published to [JFrog's ConanCenter](https://conan.io/center/)
 and are made available for everyone.
 
 ## The Build Service
 
 The **build service** associated to this repository will generate binary packages automatically for the most common platforms and compilers.
-See [the Supported Platforms and Configurations page](../supported_platforms_and_configurations.md) for a list of generated configurations.
-For a C++ library, the system is currently generating more than 100 binary packages.
+For a C++ library, the system is currently generating more than 30 binary packages.
 
 > **Note**: This not a testing service, it is a binary building service for **released** packages. Unit tests shouldn't be built nor run in recipes by default, see the [FAQs](../faqs.md#why-conancenter-does-not-build-and-execute-tests-in-recipes) for more. Before submitting a pull request, please ensure that it works locally for some configurations.
 
-* The CI bot will start a new build only [after the author is approved](#one-request-access). Your PR may be reviewed in the mean time, but is not guaranteed.
-* The CI system will also report errors and build logs by creating a comment in the pull-request, the message will include links to the logs for inspecting.
-* The Actions are used to lint and ensure the latest conventions are being used. You'll see comments from bots letting you know.
-
-Packages generated and uploaded by this build service do not include any _user_ or _channel_ (we generally recommend using `@user/channel` for private package
-repositories as an easy way to distinguish them from public ones). Once the packages are uploaded, you will be able to install them using the reference as
-`name/version` so example `conan install fmt/9.1.0@` for 1.x client or `conan install --requires=fmt/9.1.0` for 2.x clients.
+- The CI system will report the build logs in the Checks tab, in the pull-request.
+- Linter and Hooks are automatically executed in the Checks too.