Closed nate-double-u closed 2 weeks ago
nate-double-u
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11 months ago @tegioz, there are a couple sites on this list that should probably pass the CLOMonitor test -- carvel & projectcontour -- are they listing their sites in the wrong spot in their github org?
The CLOMonitor Website Check just says "a website url is configured in the Github repository," which I think may not be precisely correct.
tegioz
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11 months ago Hi @nate-double-u 👋
The website check is part of the community check set, so it's run on the repository that has that check set assigned. This check verifies that a website url is listed on that repository, as described in the docs:
If you go to the Contour's CLOMonitor page, you'll see that the repository with the community check set is https://github.com/projectcontour/community. But that repository doesn't have a website configured yet.
This one is more interesting 😉 In the Carvel's CLOMonitor page, the repository with the community check set is https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/carvel. If you visit that url in your browser, you'll notice that you'll be redirected to https://github.com/carvel-dev/carvel. However, and this could a GitHub problem, when we try to collect information from vmware-tanzu/carvel using the GitHub API from CLOMonitor, we get redirected to carvel-dev/carvel-community instead of to the correct one. My guess is that they renamed the repository twice, and somehow this got the redirection on the API side confused, but not sure. Anyway, the community repository listed in CLOMonitor isn't correct anyway, so the solution would be to update it in the data file. As soon as that's done and CLOMonitor checks that repository again the website check should pass.
Hope this helps!
nate-double-u
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2 weeks ago Closing as stale and outdated. We've now got a Google Sheet to help track this.
To start, let's find out how many sites actually have no website.
For a first pass let's look at CLOMonitor: CNCF projects with no site listed to generate a list of projects to check. Some CLOMonitor entries report no website even if there is a site -- this is an artifact of how CLOMonitor checks. When we find projects that are mis-reported, we should open an issue with the project to make the update to correct the CLOMonitor report.
Once we get a better list of sites that really don't have a website, we can build a list of projects to reach out to.
Follows up on:
* CLOMonitor Website check info