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(comment last updated: 2024-05-29 05:01:41)

Thanks @PassionPenguin

Really you should never directly touch the redirects file. The way to do this is using Yari, and following the instruction here: https://github.com/mdn/content/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#moving-documents

I would undo any change that touch this file and then use yari. It is way safer.

Thanks @PassionPenguin

Really you should never directly touch the redirects file. The way to do this is using Yari, and following the instruction here: https://github.com/mdn/content/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#moving-documents

I would undo any change that touch this file and then use yari. It is way safer.

u r right！ please make the necessary changes to makes yari happy ：）

I have stripped out the redirect changes.

@OnkarRuikar Do you know anything about yari move? I'm running yarn content move Glossary/GZip_compression Glossary/Gzip_compression and while the tool says it is doing something, there are no file changes. I have tried this in both Linux and Windows.

I think that probably Yari doesn't care - it ignores the case sensitivity. But want to make sure before we merge this.

@OnkarRuikar Do you know anything about yari move? I'm running yarn content move Glossary/GZip_compression Glossary/Gzip_compression and while the tool says it is doing something, there are no file changes. I have tried this in both Linux and Windows.

I think that probably Yari doesn't care - it ignores the case sensitivity. But want to make sure before we merge this.

Sorry for the late response. It doesn't work when you update document slug manually then run yarn content move .... When I started from fresh and ran yarn content move Glossary/GZip_compression Glossary/gzip_compression it did update _redirectss.txt, _wikihistory.json, and gzip_compression/index.md files.

Is it gzip or Gzip?

At this juncture I suggest @PassionPenguin (or whoever has write access to the branch) to run following commands to get this PR on the track:

git reset --soft HEAD~1
git stash save

yarn content move Glossary/GZip_compression Glossary/gzip_compression
git commit -am "fix: typo"

git stash pop
git commit -am "file changes"
git push --force

so that's the necessary changes :)

(following that commands above)

yarn content move ... updates files/en-us/_wikihistory.json file as well. Please commit it as well if you've missed it. It is auto generated/updated stuff. Simply rerun the commands above to get it back in the PR.

@OnkarRuikar is it OK (or...normal?) to have these many changes in wikihistory? (performed a reset to upstream/main and yarn content move)

@OnkarRuikar is it correct to have these many changes in wikihistory? (performed a reset to upstream/main and yarn content)

The current changes look good. Don't worry about the other stuff in the json file. It simply got alphabetically sorted. Looks like something in the tool chain suddenly started sorting JSON string content.