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Past proceedings URLs are broken #55
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The proceedings pages were hosted on an Enthought-owned S3 bucket. When we changed the DNS to publish this site to Github pages, the proceedings links broke. I made a local copy of all the proceedings pages, but we have a problem due to GitHub Pages limits. A Pages site can have a max size of 1GB and all proceedings add up to ~900 MB. Looks like we'll have to go the S3 route. We can't transfer ownership of a bucket, only of objects. In fact, the recommended thing to do is to sync two buckets, effectively copying all the files. Investigation continues. |
I'll temporarily try to write a redirect to missing pages until we have a solution. |
A minimal redirect like this doesn't work by default. Pelican wants more metadata
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Reopening given PR #56 isn't enough to fully close. |
@matthewfeickert I think this will be "fixed" by #56. That PR is not the real solution, but it's better than completely broken. |
One of the projects I work on uses
sphinx
'slinkcheck
to validate all the URLs in our docs. We noticed that the URLs that link to the conference proceedings have started to fail thelinkcheck
and currently all the links on https://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/ (e.g. https://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2023 fail with a 404).
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