* Update CI documentation following GitLab to Github change
* Remove mention of CircleCI, because we no longer use it
* Add ADR covering the move from Gitlab CI to Github Actions
* Clarify interplay between bedrock and deploy-bedrock repos
* Add set of Contentful-related migrations that migrate us away from the
"Legacy Compose" pattern. This is based on
https://www.contentful.com/developers/docs/compose/upgrade-to-customizable-compose-content-model/
plus investigations by @maureenlholland.
The migrations are kept separate so they can be applied individually and
progress monitored. Also, it makes sense to 'commit' each step separately,
rather than risk locking/race issues with the Contentful API's datastore.
(This is an assumption on my part - maybe we _could_ do all this in one go.)
First one: Adds new fields to any page type that previously used Legacy Compose
(In our case that's just the pagePageResourceCenter content type.)
Second one: Populates data, drawing from the Compose:Page entry and setting it
on the pagePageResourceCenter entries.
Third one: cleanup, unpublishing and deleting the Compose:Page entries and then
removing it as a content type entirely
* Update backend Python code to match updated page Schema now we have dropped legacy Compose
Note that the Connect:Homepage approach still leaves us some niggles that
we should ideally get past soon, too
* Improve ordering of fields for pagePageResourceCenter via Contentful migration
Example of it running:
Update Content Type pagePageResourceCenter
Move field title after field name
Move field slug after field title
Move field seo after field slug
Publish Content Type pagePageResourceCenter
Update Content Type pagePageResourceCenter
Migration successful
* Add ADR for how we're handling Contentful migrations
* Update README for Contentful migrations approach
* Update README and ADR with typo fixes
* Typo fixups, following code review
* Add Contentful migration to make Title and Slug on Resource Center pages required
* Add Contentful migration to force-publish all Resource Center pages
* Switch away from pip-compile-multi in attempt to resurrect Dependabot support
Calling just pip-compile from pip-tools on each input file generates files
with no inheritance/cross-file dependencies, which hopefully will help
Dependabot process them properly
* Update ADRs in light of tooling change
* Delete redundant pip-compile-multi header file
* Update documentation
* Switch to NOT inheriting from prod reqs at all
...and plug the gap with a make command 👍
* Use requirements/prod.txt to constrain the duplicate deps in dev.txt
* Update make command for installing local deps
* Remove unnecessary -U and --no-cache-dir options
* Remove docs dependencies installation from makefile shortcut, because technically it may clash with dev.txt and we don't want developer confusion. The documentation still shows how to install the deps when required
Steve Jalim
Rob Hudson
Nathan Barrett
Paul McLanahan
Paul McLanahan
Alex Gibson
Josh Mize
Dave Parfitt