I would keep it for now but no strong opinion. It is more important to make the archive publicly available so that people can manually move the data for edge cases. CC @olblak .
The archive being the dump of all the plugin docs? That’s already public and I linked to it in this thread.
Do you mean the general wiki export? That’s a different topic and afaik mark and Olivier are working on it. I don’t think it has anything to do with this took though
I think we can leave with it. Our main goal now would be to make the content available somehow. We can just redirect all the stuff to the repository root if there is no redirect configured. On this route we can provide advice for contributors.
We have Hacktoberfest ahead, but I’m not sure we should promote non plugin docs migration there. Be already have more than a dozen pending pull requests to jenkins.io do not get progress. We would also need to update the contributing guidelines. It’s something for Mark to decide as the documentation officer, but right now I would rather vote against promoting this project.
I think step one would be to replace as many with plugin links as possible. Then re-run the script.
Maybe figure out a plan for links to the profile pages.
The remainders I’m sure we could best guess with any fuzzy matching library.
Or we could dump the exported html that @olblak has done into a github repo, and then ask people to do the migration by hand
Sounds good. I have a copy of the archive (all the .html files) @olblak exported. I’m worried there might be sensitive topics in there, i don’t exactly know what he exported. We could just throw it in a github repo though and then people could grab it.
Or I could continue to give out single pages as requested.
I just created a private GitHub repository containing confluence data exported to html pages from the following namespaces “JENKINS”, “JA”, “JUC”, “infra”, “SECURITY”, and “SUN”
I really need the wiki exporter progress report for Hacktoberfest so that new contributors can identify plugins that need documentation migrated to GitHub. Could we keep the progress report for the month of October?
It’s not going to randomly disappear, I just like to finish tasks. Specifically the progress report will report the wrong data once the update center patch is applied so it might be worth updating the code to handle that early.
