Re: https://github.com/microbiomedata/issues/issues/83. Basically we have at least one publication out there with links in it to https://microbiomedata.github.io/nmdc-metadata/. There are two issues: first, that URL currently doesn't resolve to anything because GitHub made private repos (such as this one) ineligible for hosting GitHub Pages sites. Second, if we simply made this repo public again, the gh-pages branch currently holds a bunch of old, outdated auto-generated schema docs.
Once these changes are merged two things need to happen:
A repo admin needs to make this repo public again (or give me admin privileges to do the same)
I will go into the main branch and remove the workflow file that publishes to GitHub Pages so that the redirect isn't accidentally overwritten if someone happens to push changes to this repo in the future
Re: https://github.com/microbiomedata/issues/issues/83. Basically we have at least one publication out there with links in it to https://microbiomedata.github.io/nmdc-metadata/. There are two issues: first, that URL currently doesn't resolve to anything because GitHub made private repos (such as this one) ineligible for hosting GitHub Pages sites. Second, if we simply made this repo public again, the
gh-pagesbranch currently holds a bunch of old, outdated auto-generated schema docs.These changes replace the old, outdated auto-generated schema docs in the
gh-pagesbranch with an HTML-file redirect to https://microbiomedata.github.io/nmdc-schema/.Once these changes are merged two things need to happen:
mainbranch and remove the workflow file that publishes to GitHub Pages so that the redirect isn't accidentally overwritten if someone happens to push changes to this repo in the future