Hi,
today on #maven IRC Grégory Joseph (gjoseph) raised the following question:
just a quickie - there's still this page (
http://mojo.codehaus.org/jasperreports-maven-plugin/howto.html ) online, which
is still referenced by google (
http://www.google.com/search?q=site:mojo.codehaus.org+jasperreport ) even
though that page isn't generated by the build anymore - can anyone do something
about this ?
Of course, outdated pages like these aren't really helpful to not say
confusing for the user, i.e. it's surely a good idea to eventually
remove these.
Just as a general info, each Mojo committer is able to cleanup a plugin
site. All it takes is some WebDAV client to log into
https://dav.codehaus.org/mojo/
as given by ${project.distributionManagement.site} of the Mojo parent
POM. DAVExplorer [0] is a Java-based WebDAV client that is known to work.
Apparently, hunting down individual pages that are outdated is quite
cumbersome. For this reason, I suggest we keep this in mind when doing
releases and just delete the entire plugin site before running "mvn
site-deploy" in case the release manager spots evidence of orphaned
documents.
Benjamin
[0] http://www.davexplorer.org/
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