On Tue, 9 Oct 2018, Noah Watkins wrote: > As part of the documentation enhancement effort we've encountered a > need to access to ceph release information in a machine readable > format. > > As a proof of concept we've converted the humongous release table > (http://docs.ceph.com/docs/master/releases/schedule/) into a yaml file > with a schema that is optimized for adding new releases, and use this > a data source to render the html table and produce a json file used by > the documentation project. I like it! > There is still a lot that needs to be fixed up, but now would be a > good time to comment on the schema, the general direction of the > rendered HTML (e.g. we've rotated the table so it's tall instead of > wide), and any additional information that might be beneficial to > track. > > Release source: > https://github.com/ceph/ceph/blob/3a2a93351954585adbb912994d9d7ad306f35189/doc/releases/releases.yml > > Sample rendering: > http://docs.ceph.com/ceph-prs/24452/releases/schedule/ > - Let's add a "latest" to the CURRENT section for each stable release - We can drop "end of life" from the TIMELINE section Is the timeline section being generated? I see all of the old releases in the table but they're not in the source yaml. sage
