How to specify /language.html #2592
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Again, that's the result of the hack substituting /. We could un-hack it, or just think about a completely new way of generating this. |
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Fixed in the new Documentable, closing. |
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Its functionality has been superseded by the new Documentable. It's had a nice run, but previously I deleted a couple of libraries that depended on it, so it was no longer functional. Refs #2996. But also: * Closes #2883 since disambiguation files are no longer generaed. * Closes #2801 since that's been fixed in documentable. * Closes #2592 since it works correctly in documentable. * Closes #2575 since indexing is now specified by a grammar in documentable. * Refs #2542: this is an ongoing work. * Closes #2539: initial tests were mede in a mini-docs site, then a staging site, then in production. * Closes #2529: mini-docs were used in the process of the new documentable, https://github.com/antoniogamiz/mini-doc/ * Closes #2499: Disambiguation is deprecated #2974 and is currently eliminated from production. * Closes #2498: It takes now around 15 minutes (in staging site) to generate documentation the first time, less than a minute to do it; 8 minutes in CircleCI. * Closes #2392: Now pages include metadata, and it's been resigned and disambituated. * Closes #2270: fixed in documentable. * Closes #1973, documentable now does not generate temporary files. * Closes #1952: caches can now be shared, since there exists one. However, it's not shared yet between pod2onebigpage, for instance. * Closes #1937, since this has been already spun off and released to the ecosystem * Closes #1854: fixed either here or in Documentable * Closes #1823: It's totally refactored and working independently. * Refs #516: the new Documentable allows, by specification, several types in the same page.
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The problem
FAQ has a link specified in
Language/faq.pod6asL<"Language" section|/language>that is intended to point todocs.perl6.org/language.html.Instead it points to
docs.perl6.org/language$SOLIDUS, which is gets a 404 response. The trouble is somewhere inside htmlify (perhaps).The link was specified as
L<"Language" section|/language.html>but that didn't work either. Both are valid POD6.In the same sentence, there is a link
L<the official documentation website|/>which is rendered by htmlify to point todocs.perl6.org/routine/$SOLIDUS. That in fact is a link to the file forInfix /and so is missed by a test program that only looks for live links.This is a bug in the tool-chain - probably htmlify
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