docs: redirect legacy URLs to new structure - #1950
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The Jekyll to Zensical migration collapsed a deep page tree into a few long pages, leaving ~30 old URLs returning 404. Older shipped Fluidd builds still link into those paths from the app itself (DOCS_AUTH, DOCS_MOONRAKER_COMPONENTS, DOCS_REQUIRED_CONFIGURATION), so those printers hit a 404 from their own help links. Zensical 0.0.58 adds an mkdocs-redirects compatible plugin, so this is fixed in config alone. The map also covers a few paths that only exist in older shipped builds, plus the two page names that were briefly live between the migration and the later renames. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LqQHLnnLoyPL4jdUwuVZJc Signed-off-by: Pedro Lamas <pedrolamas@gmail.com>
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Redirect mappings target existing pages/headings and the dependency bump is to a published Zensical release.
Pull request overview
Adds documentation redirects so legacy Fluidd-in-app help links (from pre-Zensical builds) no longer 404 after the Jekyll → Zensical migration, leveraging the new redirects plugin support in Zensical 0.0.58.
Changes:
- Add 35 legacy-to-current redirect mappings in
docs/zensical.toml. - Bump
zensicaldependency from0.0.57→0.0.58in docs requirements.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/zensical.toml | Adds redirect map entries to forward old doc paths (and fragments) to the consolidated Zensical pages. |
| docs/requirements.txt | Updates Zensical version to pick up redirects plugin support. |
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Signed-off-by: Pedro Lamas <pedrolamas@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 66e6b1f)
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What
Adds redirects from the legacy documentation URLs to the current Zensical structure, and bumps Zensical to
0.0.58.Why
The Jekyll → Zensical migration collapsed a deep page tree into a few long pages, leaving ~30 old URLs returning 404. This isn't just stale bookmarks — older shipped Fluidd builds link into those paths from the app itself (
DOCS_AUTH,DOCS_MOONRAKER_COMPONENTS,DOCS_REQUIRED_CONFIGURATION), so printers on older releases hit a 404 from their own help links.Zensical
0.0.58adds anmkdocs-redirects-compatible plugin, so this is fixed in config alone — no new Markdown files.How
[project.plugins.redirects.redirect_maps]indocs/zensical.toml, 35 entries. Old permalinks were extension-less and Jekyll wrote them asdir/index.html— the same layout Zensical produces withuse_directory_urls— so it's a 1:1 map. Pages whose URL didn't change are deliberately excluded (a redirect there collides with the real page and fails the build).Beyond the final Jekyll tree, the map also covers:
/configuration/requiredand/features/multiple_printers— only referenced by older shipped builds./features/systemand/features/integrations— the page names that were briefly live between the migration and the later renames.Testing
Local build is clean, and all 35 redirects were verified to emit their page, resolve to an existing target, and land on a real heading id — the plugin validates the target page but not the fragment.
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