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Migrate important content from Optimize 8 documentation to Optimize 7 3.14 #4780

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mboskamp opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 2 comments
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mboskamp commented Nov 8, 2024

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The Optimize 3.14 documentation branch is a copy of the 3.8 branch. We need to identify major updates and migrate them on a best-effort basis. We can always iterate and migrate more in the future.

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@mboskamp mboskamp added the type:subtask Issues that are subtasks of another issue. Must always be part of the breakdown of the parent issue. label Nov 8, 2024
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mboskamp commented Nov 13, 2024

What content do we want to migrate?

  • Update/Migration guides
  • Dependency Information
  • Installation guide
  • Features
    • OpenSearch support: This feature has impact on many aspects of the documentation. It's an alternative DB (next to Elasticsearch), so in all places where we talk about Elasticsearch, we need to include OpenSearch or generically talk about "databases".
    • other features?

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I don't intend to squash the commits in the PRs. It will be helpful to have the history on the branches. We would have a similar history if the branches had been created through a regular release.

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