Hello Apache Geode Community, I'd like the community's review and the PMC's approval for GEODE-10650, which moves the Apache Geode website to the build system ASF Infrastructure currently recommends.
PR: https://github.com/apache/geode-site/pull/30 This is intentionally nothing fancy. Our site still runs on roughly 10-year-old tooling: a nanoc build in Docker, driven by Gradle, with a 2016 Bootstrap 3 template. Over time, updates such as the 2.0.0 release were made by hand directly on the asf-site branch, so the source and the live site have drifted apart. This PR brings us in line with the current ASF standard, the Infrastructure Pelican GitHub Action. It adds no new features. What changes: -Pushes to master build and publish the site automatically; pull requests are built as a check. -Pages are plain Markdown, and releases are listed in a single YAML file, so updating the site after a release is a small PR. -A simple, responsive theme in the Geode logo colors, with all assets hosted on our own site. -Existing URLs keep working: user guides, API docs, XML schemas and redirects are all preserved. This is meant as a clean, maintainable foundation rather than a finished design. Everyone is encouraged to improve it further, whether that's content, layout, or docs. Each change is now just a Markdown or template PR. Please review the PR and reply with your feedback, or a +1 if you're comfortable with it. I'll merge once at least one PMC member has approved and no one has raised objections after one week. Best regards, Jinwoo Hwang (he/him/his) SAS® Research and Development http://JinwooHwang.com<http://jinwoohwang.com/>
