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Make haskell.org/alex
redirect to haskell-alex.readthedocs.io
?
#215
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The Haddock maintainers chose to host their documentation on readthedocs. If you want to do the same then @gbaz or another member of the haskell-infra team can set up a redirect for you. On the other hand, you are welcome to just integrate the page into the www.haskell.org repo. |
How would that work? Would it be a |
That would work, and I think you can also put the HTML contents into the |
isn't Markdown problematic with colour use |
The idea is that the docs should the source of truth, and be able to replace the website (#215). Information from the read-me is also moved to the docs. The `CONTRIBUTING.rst` symlink is intended to do a thing on GitHub (see https://docs.github.com/en/communities/setting-up-your-project-for-healthy-contributions/setting-guidelines-for-repository-contributors), but I am not sure how to confirm it will short of merging this PR.
The docs are update, and we are ready to do this. |
(Plan from haskell/alex#215, for example.) The old websites in addition to being in this repo's history are in `old-www` branches in both projects' repos. That should be enough redundancy. That actual adding of the redirects is done out of band, so this just removes the data and updates the read-me.
(Plan from haskell/alex#215, for example.) The old websites in addition to being in this repo's history are in `old-www` branches in both projects' repos. That should be enough redundancy. That actual adding of the redirects is done out of band, so this does the other steps.
(Plan from haskell/alex#215, for example.) The old websites in addition to being in this repo's history are in `old-www` branches in both projects' repos. That should be enough redundancy. That actual adding of the redirects is done out of band, so this does the other steps.
(Plan from haskell/alex#215, for example.) The old websites in addition to being in this repo's history are in `old-www` branches in both projects' repos. That should be enough redundancy. That actual adding of the redirects is done out of band, so this does the other steps.
(Plan from haskell/alex#215, for example.) The old websites in addition to being in this repo's history are in `old-www` branches in both projects' repos. That should be enough redundancy. That actual adding of the redirects is done out of band, so this does the other steps.
This is done! |
I have updated https://haskell.org/alex (fixing #128), but I wonder whether we should simply make it a redirect to https://haskell-alex.readthedocs.io and maintain all information there?
webhost.haskell.org:alex
that should be deleted:index.html
is used, the rest is not connected (and badly outdated).[
dist
contains some old packings of alex-2, anddoc
the old rendered docbook manual.]I am going to delete all of this, unless some screams.
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