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New main page now that docs reside in doc.pytest.org #1708
Now that http://doc.pytest.org is officially up, I propose we change our pytest.org landing page.
pytest.org currently is the same index page for the docs, but I see that other projects usually follow a different direction, containing a short project description, a short snippet right at the beginning and proper links to the rest of the documentation, contact, etc etc. I would say pretty much like our current README.
In order to do that, we would probably move a few things in docs, but I propose to keep index.rst as the main docs page, and create another landing-page.rst or something like this (suggestions welcome), and only it would be uploaded to pytest.org, with proper links to http://doc.pytest.org.
I think it would be really nice to have this for 3.0.
I think this is a great idea. Some pages like the list of talks/tutorials and the pages on adopt pytest month and the sprint, shouldn't really be part of the docs IMO. Maybe a page on the history of the project and philosophy too (eg prioritising backwards compat).
Should we try to preserve documentation links (eg http://pytest.org/latest/fixture.html#fixture goes to some page about fixtures) or do we accept a one-time mass breaking of links? I'm not sure if you're proposing that the docs are still accessible under pytest.org/ pages, or only docs.pytest.org/
I think we really should try having some kind of forward rules in pytest.org's webserver config. Breaking links is really frustrating for people, and we have a lot of pages linking to pytest docs I'd imagine.
That would be neat... we could redirect every pytest.org/latest/* to doc.pytest.org/latest/*. Do you know how to do it @The-Compiler? I'm sure @hpk42 would give you access to configure this. 😁
I think this is a great idea and goes well with our overall concept for the documentation.
I'd prefer if we refer to the documentation as http://docs.pytest.org/ rather than doc. Seems to be the more common term (and I like it better than doc). 😄
That's also how I will refer to it during my talk and both docs and doc already work from a technical standpoint.
That would be neat... we could redirect every pytest.org/latest/* to doc.pytest.org/latest/*. Do you know how to do it @The-Compiler? I'm sure @hpk42 would give you access to configure this. 😁
Depends on the webserver used (Apache, I think?). For Apache I did it some years ago, I guess I could figure it out.
It should be simple for someone who has done it before. Would you mind ask @hpk42 to give you access on signal or by email? I'm not sure Holger is getting notifications from GH.
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pfctdayelise commentedon Jul 10, 2016
I think this is a great idea. Some pages like the list of talks/tutorials and the pages on adopt pytest month and the sprint, shouldn't really be part of the docs IMO. Maybe a page on the history of the project and philosophy too (eg prioritising backwards compat).
Should we try to preserve documentation links (eg http://pytest.org/latest/fixture.html#fixture goes to some page about fixtures) or do we accept a one-time mass breaking of links? I'm not sure if you're proposing that the docs are still accessible under pytest.org/ pages, or only docs.pytest.org/
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 10, 2016
I think so, unless someone has a solution to avoid this.
Only through doc.pytest.org, I think.
Any chance of someone tackling this before 3.0? 😁
The-Compiler commentedon Jul 11, 2016
I think we really should try having some kind of forward rules in pytest.org's webserver config. Breaking links is really frustrating for people, and we have a lot of pages linking to pytest docs I'd imagine.
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 11, 2016
That would be neat... we could redirect every
pytest.org/latest/*todoc.pytest.org/latest/*. Do you know how to do it @The-Compiler? I'm sure @hpk42 would give you access to configure this. 😁hackebrot commentedon Jul 11, 2016
I think this is a great idea and goes well with our overall concept for the documentation.
I'd prefer if we refer to the documentation as
http://docs.pytest.org/rather than doc. Seems to be the more common term (and I like it better than doc). 😄That's also how I will refer to it during my talk and both
docsanddocalready work from a technical standpoint.hackebrot commentedon Jul 11, 2016
FYI: I personally won't be able to contribute much to the docs reorganization at this point, as I am busy with my presentation. 😿
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 11, 2016
Oh I didn't know both doc and docs worked... I agree, personally I also like "docs" better.
The-Compiler commentedon Jul 11, 2016
Depends on the webserver used (Apache, I think?). For Apache I did it some years ago, I guess I could figure it out.
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 11, 2016
It should be simple for someone who has done it before. Would you mind ask @hpk42 to give you access on signal or by email? I'm not sure Holger is getting notifications from GH.
The-Compiler commentedon Jul 11, 2016
done (the asking, that is - not the redirect)
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 11, 2016
Thanks! Just a note: the redirect must be from http://pytest.org/latest to http://docs.pytest.org/en/latest.
The-Compiler commentedon Jul 14, 2016
@hpk42 added the redirect, seems to work fine! 👍
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 14, 2016
Awesome! 😁
docs warnings as errors and initial page similar to README
docs warnings as errors and initial page similar to README
docs warnings as errors and initial page similar to README
docs warnings as errors and initial page similar to README
docs warnings as errors and initial page similar to README