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ReadTheDocs inventory #672
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Rez uses it, see https://rez.readthedocs.io. |
As does OpenEXR https://openexr.com/en/latest/ FYI @cary-ilm |
As does OCIO https://opencolorio.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ |
OpenImageIO and Open Shading Language both use it: |
OpenFX uses it: https://openfx.readthedocs.io |
Hi everyone! Great to see RTDs used so prevalently. Two things I'd like to put in motion...
If everyone could do (1), our team can help on doing (2) for the project. Note the former URLs will redirect to the new domain. LMK what everyone thinks! |
releng-aswf now invited to openfx (https://openfx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). |
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It's up to the project; I'd say keep that pointing to the repo and then |
releng-aswf added as maintainer for openimageio and open-shading-language. I like the idea of making docs.openimageio.org work, but I hope that in the process we can still let openimageio.readthedocs.org work or redirect or something, because there are a lot of docs and old releases that publicize the old address, we've used it for years. For OSL, I don't care, because our switch to RTD is recent and perhaps still experimental, so I don't think there is any significant switching cost to using a different URL going forward. |
OpenEXR uses readthedocs for the entire https://openexr.com website, since pretty much everything we have is documentation. It's fine to have docs.openexr.org redirect, but I'd prefer to keep the site as is, so the documentation pages show up under openexr.com. I'm open to another configuration, but when I pondered this a while back, I really didn't see a great benefit in drawing a distinction between the "website" and the "documentation". I had a hard enough time sorting out the distinction between the website and the repo markdown. |
OpenTimelineIO is using readthedocs here: https://opentimelineio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ @jminor @ssteinbach - I may not actually be setup to admin the RTD project, could one of you address the ask from @jmertic? |
Yep @lgritz - it will keep the old URL and redirect to the new one. |
I think that makes sense - it would be good to have |
Ok, we've accepted invites from openfx, OpenImageIO, Open Shading Language, and rez. Still waiting to see invites on other projects. Also, please post here when you send the invite. The invitations seem to be going to SPAM for some reason :-/ so I had to go hunting for them. |
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Doug added the releng-aswf account to OCIO's RTD account. |
I added releng-aswf to OpenEXR and Imath |
Thank you @carolalynn and @cary-ilm we've accepted those invites. |
Hi! I've updated the ticket description to track progress. Actions:
Thanks everyone! |
We want to get an inventory of all the projects using ReadTheDocs for documentation and put two things in place...
releng-aswf
to each RTDs account as a maintainer. This ensures the LF team can access the instance if everyone else is locked out.docs.opencolorio.org
vs.opencolorio.readthedocs.io
. Any previous*.readthedocs.io
domain will be forwarded to the custom domain.releng-aswf
addedProjects not using ReadTheDocs
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