Opened 10 months ago
Last modified 10 months ago
#5673 new defect
Case studies link broken on postgis.net
| Reported by: | strk | Owned by: | robe |
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| Priority: | medium | Milestone: | |
| Component: | website | Version: | |
| Keywords: | casestudy, usecases | Cc: |
Description
The https://postgis.net/casestudy/ URL is a 404 but is referenced by articles on the web, like from https://postgis.us/page_case_studies and is still information to retain.
How it looked the last time wayback machine saved it (Jan 26, 2022): https://web.archive.org/web/20220126215802/http://postgis.net/casestudy/
The content is still all in the repository, with category:casestudy:
content/news/2012/10-17_infoterra/index.md:category: casestudy content/news/2012/10-18_ign/index.md:category: casestudy content/news/2016/03-17_clever_maps.md:category: casestudy content/news/2016/03-17_vanguard_appraisals.md:category: casestudy content/news/2016/03-29_plenario_uccd.md:category: casestudy content/news/2016/04-04_remi_cura.md:category: casestudy content/news/2016/04-05_nautilytics.md:category: casestudy content/news/2018/11-02_vanguard_appraisals.md:category: casestudy content/news/2018/11-03_howard_hughes.md:category: casestudy
It just needs to be presented somehow and made accessible (via redirect, if needed) from the known URL
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In https://git.osgeo.org/gitea/postgis/postgis.net/pulls/5 I made case studies available again under /casestudy/ - I'm still not 100% happy with the rendering as those cases are missing important information like the date they were written and maybe version of PostGIS, but the basic content is at least visible again.
Regina: is there an easy way to see the effect on staging ?