The wiki pages have been copied to go.googlesource.com/wiki
and will be code reviewed using Gerrit, like other Go repos.
Unlike other Go repos, self-review will be permitted, and
there is no requirement for Googlers to be involved to make a change.
These relaxations are possible because the wiki has no production code.
The set of wiki +2'ers is a superset of the usual code +2'ers.
Fixesgolang/go#61940.
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go.dev/security made sense as a URL when it was the security policy,
which might be considered not quite user-facing documentation.
But now it has grown into lots of definitely user-facing documentation,
so it should be in /doc with all the other user docs.
Move /security to /doc/security with redirects.
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By default documentation should be in doc/.
There is no strong reason to keep testing in its own tree,
so move the one file here, /testing/coverage/,
to doc/build-cover, which better describes what
this is (building with coverage, as opposed to go test -cover).
Add a redirect to keep existing links working.
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Now that the deploy happens with Go 1.19, it's viable to start using
these packages from the standard library instead of their backported
temporary copies.
Keeping Go 1.18 happy during its last two months of support requires
a tiny complication in pkgdoc package. An alternative path is to not
drop internal/backport/go/doc and all of its dependencies right away,
but getting to zero backported packages sooner was hard to resist...
For golang/go#51800.
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Some shorteners blindly rewrite go-review.googlesource.com/ to go.dev/cl/
but Gerrit has changed the URL schema to start with c/<repo>/+/<id>
instead of just <id>. So we now see URLs like go.dev/cl/c/go/+/12345.
Assume that the leading c/ means it is for Gerrit and redirect accordingly.
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We want both `/ref` and `/ref/` to point to `/doc/#references` section.
All documents for /ref/* are available from this unified website, so we
can set up a redirect rule using the native redirect support provided by
the internal/web package instead of relying on the internal/redirect rule.
Fixesgolang/go#53243
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This is the last user-facing golang.org domain.
Now everything is on go.dev.
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tour.golang.org is the last independent server in this repository
and almost the last golang.org domain with user-facing content.
(talks.golang.org remains.)
We need to keep golang.org/x/website/tour as a runnable binary,
but move the logic into internal/tour so it can be used from both
the tour binary and cmd/golangorg.
After this is deployed, we will need to delete the current tour app
from the golang-org project, and then requests for tour.golang.org
will default to the main server (cmd/golangorg).
This will make the tour available in China for the first time,
at golang.google.cn/tour.
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As described in https://go.dev/blog/tidy-web,
redirect golang.org to go.dev.
The golang.org home page is retired -
go.dev now has all the same info and links,
and it doesn't have ten-year-old videos of me.
All the other golang.org pages are now served
directly from go.dev, styled differently but with
the same content.
A followup CL will merge the _content directories.
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This is the first of a sequence of consolidations of web sites into
the single site go.dev. An accompanying blog post (next CL) will
explain the change.
The blog/_content tree moves to go.dev/_content/blog.
The *.article files were converted to *.md files using rsc.io/tmp/blog2md.
The old dot directives are now template function invocations,
so that blog content files are now exactly the same format and
semantics as regular site content files.
All the old blog redirects are carried forward, of course.
Also add exhaustive test that every .md file renders correctly.
Also rename rawhtml to raw, because it gets used for raw Markdown too.
The raw Markdown issue is working around a bigger problem
(html/template is not really right for Markdown) that we will have
to solve at some point, but not in this CL.
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Also avoid use of http.DefaultServeMux entirely, for clarity about what is registered.
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With the help of the backported libraries introduced in the previous CL,
we can make the whole cmd/golangorg site run on Go 1.15 again.
This will let us use App Engine standard in advance of the release
of Go 1.16 on App Engine.
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Redirects can be handled by internal/redirect.
Raw-text serving is already handled in internal/godoc.
It can handle robots.txt and /doc/play/ too and avoid
exposing the underlying FileServer.
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Gerrit CL numbers now exceed 300k, so new CL numbers are landing on the
Gerrit/Rietveld disambiguation page.
Bump bigEnoughAssumeRietveld to 4M (approximately the max before we need
to handle subrepos) and update the table. Now we won't need to deal with
this again for quite a while.
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Now that the internal directory contains copies of the packages
from x/tools/godoc the import paths and dependencies can refer
to accessible files. The build now works for both the app engine
and non app engine configurations.
Updates golang/go#29206
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These files from x/tools commit
0a99049195aff55f007fc4dfd48e3ec2b4d5f602 are being added here
both as a step toward fixing the broken app engine build (using
go build -tags=golangorg requires access to memcache) and towards
the long term goal of removing files and packages that exist solely
to serve the website from x/tools. The next step will be changing
the import paths to get the build working again.
Updates golang/go#29206
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