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Make article-specific yaml files for redirects and tags #1780

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cl8n opened this issue Oct 27, 2018 · 5 comments
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Make article-specific yaml files for redirects and tags #1780

cl8n opened this issue Oct 27, 2018 · 5 comments
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cl8n commented Oct 27, 2018

Current:

- Article_A/
- Article_B/
...
- redirect.yaml

Proposed:

- Article_with_redirects_or_tags/
    - properties.yaml
- Article_with_no_redirects_or_tags/
...

properties.yaml would contain two sequences, one for redirects and one for tags

needs a web implementation, of course. I think this would be easier to manage, since redirects and tags are not language-specific, and it's kinda annoying to remember about updating redirect.yaml every time an article is added/deleted/moved

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sr229 commented Dec 1, 2018

I don't think this kind of nesting is preferrable, here's a better one:

Article_Link/
Article_Link/
    | _ redirect.yaml
paths.yaml

Where paths.yaml can be:

paths:
    - 'Article_1/'
    - 'Article_2/'

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cl8n commented Dec 1, 2018

what is the purpose of paths.yaml in your suggestion?

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cl8n commented Mar 14, 2019

does anyone else have input on this

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Joehuu commented Mar 14, 2019

I agree, since it's hard to keep track of articles that have redirects/tags.

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my input on this is that it's easier to maintain one file than 900

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