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Clean up old readthedocs sites #571
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Note: searching for issuerRef leads to this link:
Is it also a readthedocs page? |
docs.cert-manager.ioSome versions have redirects in place and others don't, hence why release-0.7 pops up in search results. Ideally, there'd be support for adding redirects in the cert-manager readthedocs.io project. Otherwise, we could have to go back to really old release branches and update them manually. cert-manager-munnerz.readthedocs.ioThis is the last commit before the docs/ folder was cleaned out in the cert-manager repo - so this is what cert-manager-munnerz is built from AFAIK. FixesThe best fix would be if there are settings in the cert-manager and cert-manager-munnerz readthedocs.io projects for redirecting all pages to https://cert-manager.io. Failing that, it seems possible to set versions to "hidden" in the control panel. In addition, we could add a robots.txt to the docs/ folder to prevent search engines indexing the old docs sites - this would work for both docs.cert-manager.io and cert-manager-munnerz.readthedocs.io. There are docs surrounding this. |
I don't think I can do much more investigation without access to the readthedocs.io project, and the only person listed as a maintainer is @munnerz James, do you still have access to these projects? |
There's also a readthedocs webhook on https://github.com/jetstack/cert-manager which should be removed. |
There are other sites which mention cert-manager (e.g https://cert-manager-munnerz.readthedocs.io). These can appear in searches and might be confusing. We should take a look at ensuring that everything links to cert-manager.io
/kind cleanup
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