Johan Corveleyn wrote on 2018-04-22 in "Re: Wiki migration complete -- new wiki is now live": > Nathan Hartman wrote: >> While the old wiki remains online I think there should be a big yellow box >> informing >> users that this is old and superseded by the new Confluence wiki. > > Yes. Actually we're planning to put redirects on the old pages to the > corresponding pages on the new wiki (so old incoming links still > work).
I have just updated the existing Subversion site nav menu and web pages to point to the new wiki. Now, as a minimum we need to redirect from https://wiki.apache.org/subversion/PAGE[#FRAGMENT] to https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/SVN/PAGE[#FRAGMENT] Johan: what is the recipe/regex for converting PAGE[#FRAGMENT]? The PAGE part seems to be unchanged, at least in simple cases. How/where do we configure a redirect from the wiki.a.o subdomain? Ask infra? I see we already have some redirects from subversion.a.o/... configured in site/publish/.htaccess; I have just updated this one: - Redirect /wiki http://wiki.apache.org/subversion + Redirect /wiki https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/SVN So far we're just talking about simple redirects. It would be a whole step better if we could publish the new Wiki's pages as an overlay onto Subversion's own top-level URL namespace: https://subversion.apache.org/<PAGE> >From a site design or information design perspective that presents a much >better joined-up site, and changing the back-end from MoinMoin to Confluence >or to/from plain HTML wouldn't force us to change the URLs in our web pages >and source code and docs. Also, much of our web-page material would be easier >to maintain using the wiki's editor than as raw HTML. Any idea where to start with that? - Julian
