FSFE20 pages #1917
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Commit of generic FSFE20 pages, which also aggregate related articles. This pull request replaces the earlier pull request #1905
LGTM, thank you!
One question from my side, but I leave it to you to decide this.
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news/2021/*:[fsfe20]
Why do you limit it to these two years? Usually, we wildcard this, shouldn't be a huge performance loss AFAIK.
FWIW, for news it is a measurable performance loss, because it means that very many XML files have to be parsed.
Ah, good to know! I thought this wasn't intensive.
Silly side question: is it possible to give it a range, like
2019-*
? In this case, we could surely identify some tags that only start to exist after the first 15 years of news items and events ;)No, there's only shell globbing, so what you could do maybe was have 2 lines with
2019
and202*
, which will work for the upcoming 8.5 years.That sounds reasonable!
@nico.rikken would it be possible for you to implement that? This would avoid the risk that we may have an article tagged with this in 2022, which could well happen in a restrospective or so.
Sure I will. I found another
.sources
file somewhere also having a limited date scope. Nothing in 2019 or 2020 was tagged withfsfe20
, so202*
will do just fine. I just assumed nothing would be written after 2022. I'll convert it to a globbing line then.