Closed Fryguy closed 1 year ago
I've never seen these before, they were created by https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq-documentation/pull/1580 with 34 helpful "Add files via upload" commits :)
I'm not sure where they were supposed to be without knowing where they came from.
Oh weird - I wonder if these were accidental commits with a big git add .
, and were work in progress files or something. @rwellon, were you making changes to these files?
@dehawkins512 Perhaps you know why they were introduced?
These might be duplicates?
Need to check if all of the top-level files have dups
Yes all of these also exist in ./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics
with no changes to simple formatting changes. I'll put in a PR to delete the top-level files
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/controlling_power_state_of_rhv_vms.md
./controlling_power_state_of_rhv_vms.md
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/controlling_the_power_state_of_an_instance.md
./controlling_the_power_state_of_an_instance.md
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/deleting_a_security_group.md
./deleting_a_security_group.md
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/instance_evacuation.md
./instance_evacuation.md
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/instance_live_migration.md
./instance_live_migration.md
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/viewing_a_user_information_for_an_instance_or_image.md
./viewing_a_user_information_for_an_instance_or_image.md
./managing_infrastructure_and_inventory/_topics/viewing_availability_zone_relationships.md
./viewing_availability_zone_relationships.md
@Fryguy @agrare Yes, I can clean these up. The files in the top level have the updated navigation. Connor helped update these and I committed the PRs and missed they were going to top level instead of the correct location / folders.
There are a handful of .md files at the root level^1 that are not rendering. I'm not sure if we should fix things to make them render, or if they are in the wrong location. @agrare Do you recognize these? Most of them seem provider oriented.