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Restore/add a redirect for the domain postmorten pgae #6823

Closed mcollina closed 3 weeks ago

mcollina commented 3 weeks ago

Where did the domain postmortem was moved to? We should set up a redirect, as other pieces point to it.

Ref: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-async-context/issues/92

mcollina commented 3 weeks ago

cc @ovflowd

ovflowd commented 3 weeks ago

I do not recall now. @bmuenzenmeyer do you remember?

bmuenzenmeyer commented 3 weeks ago

i can go digging - this also don't ring a bell to me - the only post-mortem I was aware of was https://nodejs.org/en/blog/announcements/node-js-march-17-incident

bmuenzenmeyer commented 3 weeks ago

it was deleted as part of https://github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org/pull/4991 - probably just a mistake. i can create a PR to re-add with a redirect

how i found out ``` git log --diff-filter=D -- locale/en/docs/guides/domain-postmortem.md ``` thanks chat gpt
ovflowd commented 3 weeks ago

Ah that postmortem? No it was deleted way later. On that PR it got moved to a different folder.

Still trying to remember, but I believe because it was a really old post mortem inside the guides folder and it didn't make sense to be kept as it was not a guide.

We could bring it back as a blog post, as that makes more sense.

mcollina commented 3 weeks ago

The fundamental part is that:

  1. the content is restored somewhere
  2. a redirect is put in place
bmuenzenmeyer commented 3 weeks ago

working on it now - i found the original inclusion into nodejs/node so we can backdate it