| 2019-08-28 20:01:02 |
Jadon Naas |
description |
====Description====
All of the cached/indexed links for the TripleO docs in Google searches go to the old docs, which no longer exist, resulting in 404s. It does not appear to be highly clear where to go for new docs. I only found the new place for docs for TripleO by looking at the commit history on opendev.org.
====Steps to reproduce====
To reproduce, search for "tripleo network isolation" on Google. The top result is for the URL https://docs.openstack.org/tripleo-docs/latest/install/advanced_deployment/network_isolation.html, which results in a 404 page. This is not the only URL that does this.
====Expected Result====
I would see the documentation I was looking at through those URLs over the last few months.
====Actual Result====
I saw a 404 error with no clear direction for where to find the information I needed.
====Other====
The Issues link on the TripleO Docs OpenDev repo took me here. I know this is not a real bug in OpenStack or TripleO.
Could some 301 redirects be added to the old documentation URLs so the information can be more easily found? Also, it probably would not hurt to have someone with Google Analytics access for the OpenStack website to recrawl the TripleO documentation.
Thank you very much! |
====Description====
All of the cached/indexed links for the TripleO docs in Google searches go to the old docs, which no longer exist, resulting in 404s. It does not appear to be highly clear where to go for new docs. I only found the new place for docs for TripleO by looking at the commit history on opendev.org.
====Steps to reproduce====
To reproduce, search for "tripleo network isolation" on Google. The top result is for the URL https://docs.openstack.org/tripleo-docs/latest/install/advanced_deployment/network_isolation.html, which results in a 404 page. This is not the only URL that does this.
====Expected Result====
I would see the documentation I was looking at through those URLs over the last few months.
====Actual Result====
I saw a 404 error with no clear direction for where to find the information I needed.
====Other====
The Issues link on the TripleO Docs OpenDev repo took me here. I know this is not a real bug in OpenStack or TripleO.
Could some 301 redirects be added to the old documentation URLs so the information can be more easily found? Also, it probably would not hurt to have someone with Google Webmaster Tools access for the OpenStack website to recrawl the TripleO documentation.
Thank you very much! |
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