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The mozilla page for this links back to a non existant page #872

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OmgImAlexis opened this Issue Apr 6, 2017 · 12 comments

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OmgImAlexis commented Apr 6, 2017

Not sure what can be done about this but this MDN page links back to the github pages repo this for yet it currently goes to a 404 page.

Hopefully someone from here can resolve this issue.

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It's a wiki; anyone can update it.

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ljharb commented Apr 6, 2017

It's a wiki; anyone can update it.

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I have no clue where the links are meant to go though, I figured someone that actually works on this repo may have a better idea.

OmgImAlexis commented Apr 6, 2017

I have no clue where the links are meant to go though, I figured someone that actually works on this repo may have a better idea.

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@OmgImAlexis which links specifically 404? The top two pairs all work fine.

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ljharb commented Apr 6, 2017

@OmgImAlexis which links specifically 404? The top two pairs all work fine.

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At the bottom it has https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/2016/ and http://tc39.github.io/ecma402/2016/. Links should probably also be changed to HTTPS.

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annevk commented Apr 6, 2017

At the bottom it has https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/2016/ and http://tc39.github.io/ecma402/2016/. Links should probably also be changed to HTTPS.

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(Go to edit, hit source, then search for "github". I'll fix the lack of HTTPS, not sure about those two links though.)

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annevk commented Apr 6, 2017

(Go to edit, hit source, then search for "github". I'll fix the lack of HTTPS, not sure about those two links though.)

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Thanks, will fix

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ljharb commented Apr 6, 2017

Thanks, will fix

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k, corrected to point to the ecma-international site instead. Closing.

@bterlson, it'd be really nice if we kept the older years in subdirectories in gh-pages, so we can point people there instead for a snapshot.

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ljharb commented Apr 6, 2017

k, corrected to point to the ecma-international site instead. Closing.

@bterlson, it'd be really nice if we kept the older years in subdirectories in gh-pages, so we can point people there instead for a snapshot.

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@ljharb I am not interested in maintaining old snapshots. That is what the ECMA website is for. I will do a better job this year deleting the /2017 branch immediately after ratification which will hopefully cut down on inbound links.

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bterlson commented Apr 6, 2017

@ljharb I am not interested in maintaining old snapshots. That is what the ECMA website is for. I will do a better job this year deleting the /2017 branch immediately after ratification which will hopefully cut down on inbound links.

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Fair enough; they wouldn't need maintenance tho, they'd just sit untouched forever.

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ljharb commented Apr 6, 2017

Fair enough; they wouldn't need maintenance tho, they'd just sit untouched forever.

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In theory. In practice it will be non-zero amounts of work to maintain :)

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bterlson commented Apr 6, 2017

In theory. In practice it will be non-zero amounts of work to maintain :)

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do we have any easy way to set redirects?

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leobalter commented Apr 6, 2017

do we have any easy way to set redirects?

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Not on github pages; it'd have to be an index.html with an HTML meta redirect.

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ljharb commented Apr 7, 2017

Not on github pages; it'd have to be an index.html with an HTML meta redirect.

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