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[anssiko]

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[xfq]

I added Netlify to make it easier to review the rendered HTML of pull requests.

[anssiko]

@xfq thanks, does Netlify provide diff similar to pr-preview? Netlify docs did not mention.

And while we’re here, can we rename the repo to das-charter without breaking links?

[xfq]

@xfq thanks, does Netlify provide diff similar to pr-preview? Netlify docs did not mention.

No. We can use PR Preview to provide a diff. Although it can also provide previews, it has been unstable recently and only supports previews of a single document in a repo.

[xfq]

And while we’re here, can we rename the repo to das-charter without breaking links?

I'll look into it.

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[anssiko]

@xfq I notice you've renamed the repo, thanks! It looks like redirects do not work yet, e.g. #122 should take us here, but I get 404. You're probably working on this, so just FYI.

[xfq]

GitHub automatically redirect references to the issues/PRs from the old name to the new one, but not GitHub Pages, so I created a dap-charter repo after renaming the repo to redirect the rendered charter. But doing this will make redirects of issues/PRs not work.

I don't have a good solution at the moment, but in order to avoid this kind of problem in the future, one approach I think of is to use Netlify (https://w3c-das-charter.netlify.app/DASCharter-2021.html) (or Vercel etc.) instead of GitHub Pages (https://w3c.github.io/das-charter/DASCharter-2021.html) for the rendered HTML. Since Netlify is not strongly coupled to a GitHub repo, we can configure the redirects ourselves.

[anssiko]

@xfq here’s an example of a solution that works without breaking any links: https://github.com/webscreens/webscreens.github.io/blob/master/window-placement/index.html

[xfq]

Great idea! Filed w3c/w3c.github.io#108

[anssiko]

Superseded by #126