Is preview.apidocs.slicer.org something that is supposed to be usable or “previewable”?
Currently, the link shows the below, which I am not sure corresponds to the description of that resource:
According to the readme at https://github.com/Slicer/preview.apidocs.slicer.org:
This project hosts the Slicer API documentation served from http://preview.apidocs.slicer.org
Maybe it is superseded by http://apidocs.slicer.org/? Should we remove “preview” from the github organization if this is the case? Some users may discover this resource by browsing the Slicer GitHub organization content.
https://apidocs.slicer.org is the released documentation associated Github project with more details is GitHub - Slicer/apidocs.slicer.org: This project hosts and serves the Slicer API documentation
https://preview.apidocs.slicer.org is for “previewing” documentation associated with PR. Associated github project with more details is GitHub - Slicer/preview.apidocs.slicer.org: This project hosts and serves a preview version of Slicer API documentation
The “Details” link leads to the https://preview.apidocs.slicer.org website.
If you would like to add more details, you could update the index.html page available at: https://github.com/Slicer/preview.apidocs.slicer.org/blob/gh-pages-reset/index.html
Makes sense now that you explain it! Thanks! Should I make a pull request to replace
This project hosts the Slicer API documentation served from http://preview.apidocs.slicer.org
with
This project hosts the preview of Slicer API documentation associated with PRs, served from http://preview.apidocs.slicer.org
?
In fact, no need for a PR, I suggest you directly update these two files (you already have push access):
To understand the rational for updating the two files, you could read here
Sounds good, I will look later. If I am the only one confused, no need to make any changes. Let’s leave as is.
The change makes complete sense 