It's hard to find and modify the "Contributing to Apache Arrow" and other developers' wiki pages in Confluence. If these were moved to inside the project web page, that would make it easier.
There are 5 steps to this:
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Create a new directory inside of arrow/docs/source to house the wiki pages. (It will look like the cpp or python directories.)
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Copy the wiki page contents to new \*.rst pages inside this new directory.
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Add an index.rst that links to them all with enough description to help navigation.
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Modify the Sphinx index page arrow/docs/source/index.rst to have an entry that points to the new index page made in step 3
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Modify the static site page arrow/site/_includes/header.html to point to the newly created page instead of the wiki page.
Reporter: Tanya Schlusser / @tanyaschlusser
Assignee: Neal Richardson / @nealrichardson
Related issues:
Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-4427. Please see the migration documentation for further details.
It's hard to find and modify the "Contributing to Apache Arrow" and other developers' wiki pages in Confluence. If these were moved to inside the project web page, that would make it easier.
There are 5 steps to this:
Create a new directory inside of
arrow/docs/sourceto house the wiki pages. (It will look like the cpp or python directories.)Copy the wiki page contents to new
\*.rstpages inside this new directory.Add an
index.rstthat links to them all with enough description to help navigation.Modify the Sphinx index page
arrow/docs/source/index.rstto have an entry that points to the new index page made in step 3Modify the static site page
arrow/site/_includes/header.htmlto point to the newly created page instead of the wiki page.Reporter: Tanya Schlusser / @tanyaschlusser
Assignee: Neal Richardson / @nealrichardson
Related issues:
Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-4427. Please see the migration documentation for further details.