: I would make a perm redirect (301) from api/ -> api3/. : api3/ -> api-3.6.0 would be a 302 redirect, as it is official.
That assumes that anyone who linked or bookmarked "/api" specificly expected the 3.x links. /solr/api/... has existed since solr 1.1 and has always been updated to be the "current" docs when a new release comes out. hence my point about keeping the redirect up to date pointing at the current version, so the URLs continue to mean what they have always ment to anyone who has linked to them or bookmarked to them -- we can't assume they only wanted "Solr 3.x" javadocs just becuase that's wha they were most recently -- some people may have linked to them when they were 1.4 or 1.1 javadocs. This isn't rocket science -- it's basic SEO. wether it's a 301 or a 302 is a philosophical debate. Personally i think 302 makes the most sense according to the spec and browser/search engine behavior -- but i don't give enough of a fuck to argue about it, but the redirect needs to exist in some form. -Hoss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@lucene.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@lucene.apache.org
