Redirect for subpages about usrse.github.io

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Welcome to us-rse! We are excited that this is your first issue!

[vsoch]

Hey @rafmudaf can you point me to where the subpage link is? We would need to add another permalink with redirect for it.

[rafmudaf]

Here's the page that goes to a 404 error: https://us-rse.org/2020-april-workshop/agenda/. I'll make a pull request for this and other pages.

[rafmudaf]

Can multiple permalink blocks exist in the same file? As in, can pages/redirects/2020-April-Workshop.md looks like this:

---
layout: page
title: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
permalink: /2020-april-workshop/
redirect: https://us-rse.org/first-community-workshop
subtitle: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
---

---
layout: page
title: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
permalink: /2020-april-workshop/agenda
redirect: https://us-rse.org/first-community-workshop/agenda
subtitle: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
---

---
layout: page
title: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
permalink: /2020-april-workshop/
redirect: https://us-rse.org/first-community-workshop
subtitle: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
---

---
layout: page
title: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
permalink: /2020-april-workshop/
redirect: https://us-rse.org/first-community-workshop
subtitle: US-RSE Community Building Workshop
---

[vsoch]

Thanks for the question! Each page is only allowed one section for front end matter, so unfortunately no, we'd need a separate page. Can you please link me to where the link for the agenda is currently present (and broken?)

[rafmudaf]

Here's where the agenda is currently presented: https://us-rse.org/first-community-workshop/agenda/
And here's where its broken: https://us-rse.org/2020-april-workshop/agenda/

[vsoch]

Sorry I'm not being clear - where is the link https://us-rse.org/2020-april-workshop/agenda/ being referenced, e.g., what other website has a link to https://us-rse.org/2020-april-workshop/agenda/ that results in 404?

[vsoch]

We are good to go ahead and PR, I just want to make sure that it's not something that can be fixed elsewhere! For example, if the link is from a usrse hosted site, we would much more easily fix it there. However if it's been distributed in a newsletter, we would best change it here.

[vsoch]

Anyway, better be safe than sorry, right? I've opened a PR to address this - #187 the redirect works locally but we can check it when the artifacts are ready anyway.

[rafmudaf]

AAHH I'm sorry, I misunderstood. I got the link from an email and haven't seen it referenced anywhere on the US RSE website.

[vsoch]

Haha totally okay! Finding in an email is exactly the evidence I was looking for to warrant changing on here - we can't click "undo send" on emails sent months ago and fix those links (so we do it here!) :)

[vsoch]

Fixed with #187