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[Docs] Adjust publication to remove outdated docs and redirect to the proper default landing page #12356
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The fix is not merging documents, it's having proper redirection on missing content (that document was replaced a long time ago, and is still being referenced by search engines). |
I will check if there is a way to handle the redirection using docfx or if we need another solution |
Notes from @Youssef1313 : Also found this while looking in the same topic in the codebase: Might be relevant, though not well documented. This page https://dotnet.github.io/docfx/tutorial/links_and_cross_references.html briefly mention that xrefmap.yml can be deployed, but doesn't mention redirections. But from the code above, it looks like redirections should be a thing in xrefmap" |
As this is a new feature, we'll need to create an initial diff of the docs based on what's currently published publicly on our docs, then introduce a diffing system to determine if a doc update removes a page from the last CI build. |
Cached pages on Google from internal Search epic:
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On which page?
What's wrong?
Having proper redirection on missing content in general.
Like having proper redirection from https://platform.uno/docs/articles/uno-check.html to https://platform.uno/docs/articles/external/uno.check/doc/using-uno-check.html
Uno-check docs pages content should be merged to only have one page with everything related to uno-checkAny feedback?
Note: the uno-check blog post redirect to the readme of the uno-check repo, and this readme redirect to using-uno-check.md
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