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[DOCS] Add index-extra-title-page.html
for direct HTML migration
#50189
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Pinging @elastic/es-docs (>docs) |
I think it needs to be |
@nik9000 I tested this locally with You can tell it's the direct HTML version because it's missing the auto-generated anchors from the docbook version: Just to see, I did try changing the file to |
I think the trick is that in |
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Thanks for doing this @jrodewig !
@nik9000 I attempted renaming this to I believe this line in Util.pm may be stripping out the
My guess is that it thinks |
Ah! Well, let's merge it and give it a go! |
That'd be really good actually. |
This change is no-op. The `index-docinfo.xml` and `index.x-docinfo.xml` were replaced by the `index-extra-title-page.html` file in #50189. Now that our documentation is built using direct HTML rather than docbook, these XML files are no longer used.
This change is no-op. The `index-docinfo.xml` and `index.x-docinfo.xml` were replaced by the `index-extra-title-page.html` file in elastic#50189. Now that our documentation is built using direct HTML rather than docbook, these XML files are no longer used.
Adds the
index-extra-title-page.html
file, which will replaceindex-docinfo.xml
andindex.x-docinfo.xml
once we migrate our docs build to direct HTML.This file contains the following introductory text for the ES Reference index:

The file is inert until the direct HTML migration happens. Even then, this change is no-op.