Add HTML-based redirects for previous chapter numbering #4061
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Unlike the redirects we have in place for the previous editions, this simply performs an in-place redirect, using the built-in mechanism for this in mdbook. As an alternative, we could hand-craft HTML pages to do what the redirect pages for the first and second edition do: present a page and let the user click through proactively.
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@carols10cents I am going ahead merging this as is so that whenever a roll-up happens upstream, all existing links will at least be correctly redirected. However, I am happy to revisit and do the manual work of hand-authored HTML pages with redirect info people can click through if that’s preferable here for whatever reason! |
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Unlike the redirects we have in place for the previous editions, this simply performs an in-place redirect, using the built-in mechanism for this in mdbook. As an alternative, we could hand-craft HTML pages to do what the redirect pages for the first and second edition do: present a page and let the user click through proactively. What we cannot do, unfortunately, is have those pages present without showing up in the sidebar nav (see rust-lang/mdBook#702 and rust-lang/mdBook#830), which we distinctly do not want.