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From the conversation in #15 it looks like this will be the simplest way to add a redirect to the http://codewith.mu/help URL.

I haven't been able to test this yet in my Jekyll (need to find it, don't really know where I might have left it!), but it's simple enough. @dannystaple could have a quick look whenever you could find some time?

So that the ./help/ or ./help/index.html URL redirects to the latest
version of the documentation.
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Just trying it now. I have a vagrantfile to set up Jekyll with all of the Github pages options - I should probably create an MR for it as a useful tool.

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dannystaple commented Sep 28, 2017

Should the help button on the front page also link to latest? Or potentially to that index page with the redirect?

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Thanks for looking it it @dannystaple! That's a good catch on the front page, does that manually point to a specific version? help link could probably just point to https://codewith.mu/help/ and let the system redirect where appropriate.

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dannystaple commented Sep 28, 2017 via email

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Updated the link in 516fe60

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Thanks @dannystaple!
@ntoll looks like we are ready to merge.

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@ntoll I hope you don't mind I took the liberty to merge this PR, as it's relatively low risk (it's not messing with jekyll), and it's been reviewed and approved.

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ntoll commented Nov 11, 2017

No problem at all! Knock yerself out @carlosperate ;-) It's git - we can always undo such changes if they appear to break things (as I regularly do).

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