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NCSA Nightingale ACHE system user documentation
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Major file re-organization #32

Closed lhelms2 closed 1 year ago

lhelms2 commented 1 year ago

@craigsteffen @wjackson-gh @pmenstrom

File re-organization, I kept content changes to a minimum, those will be done after this merge is complete.

The pages under the User Guide heading are in the user_guide folder, the rest are just in source. Images associated with user_guide pages are in the user_guide/images folder. Images associated with the other pages are in the source/images folder. All of the unused files (including images) are consolidated into the not_used folder; the .rst files were changed to .txt so they don’t show up in search results. The quick_start, faq, and support_services files were crated but no content added yet and they’re not linked in the toctree. The under_review folder is the temporary holding place for the 3 files that I mentioned at the meeting yesterday that are currently not linked anywhere but possibly should be (I’ll be sending a separate email on those).

Please take a look and let me know if you have any questions. Thank you, Lillian

pmenstrom commented 1 year ago

The comments are all consistent with the changes that Lillian described. I paged through read-the-docs and didn't see anything broken.

wjackson-gh commented 1 year ago

looks good to me as well

craigsteffen commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the kick, @lhelms2 . I'm looking at it now.

lhelms2 commented 1 year ago

@craigsteffen I was intending to merge this into main, as is, and then starting on editorial changes after. Do you think it's better to have it all (re-org and editorial) updated at once? The merge will end up having A LOT of commits.

craigsteffen commented 1 year ago

I agree that merging this now is the better plan. I will attempt one more time to check with Cindy. I'll let you know if I hear anything. I'll get back to you before my 9am central meeting.

craigsteffen commented 1 year ago

I asked Cindy about this in slack and she said: "Agreed. I think merge now is the right answer.". So full speed ahead.