Closed ellestad closed 3 years ago
Solved by:
$ git rm -rf slurm/
The pages, e.g. https://wynton.ucsf.edu/hpc/slurm/submit-jobs.html, that were there before, are now gone.
@HenrikBengtsson The nuclear option, eh. OK, I'll come bother you if we need to recover those pages from previous versions and merge back in if/when we relaunch the Slurm project.
I say that's common procedure.
I've tagged the commit prior to the commit where I wiped docs/slurm/
:
$ git tag 2021-10-04_with_slurm 46615d940f6bf43f71c7f2982649795afd58a1d3
to make it easier to locate in the future:
$ git tag
0.1.0
2021-10-04_with_slurm
and via the GitHub web interface (under '<> Code', click the 'Branch' button and then the 'Tags' tab).
Slurm pages still show up indexed in google and are available on the web.
Don't want them to show up on web, but also don't want to delete content.
Is there a way to prevent them from being built to html?
Or just create a branch with the Slurm content that can be merged back in?