remove unwanted foo/ from wikiconfig.py examples; fixes #1649
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| 'help-common': 'help-common', # contains media files used by other language helps | ||
| 'help-en': 'help-en', # replace this with help-de, help-ru, help-pt_BR etc. | ||
| # define custom namespaces if desired, trailing / below causes foo to be stored in default backend | ||
| # 'foo/': 'default', |
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The idea behind that was that pages starting with foo/ (== subpages of foo) are stored in that namespace.
If you remove the slash, page foobar and fool will also be stored into that namespace.
Except if there was a code change that auto-appends a slash. Is that the case?
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The trailing / was from /storage/__init__.py create_simple_mapping #563 when wikiconfig.py used create_simple_mapping. The trailing / is no longer in the docs https://moin-20.readthedocs.io/en/latest/admin/configure.html#create-simple-mapping but lived on in code comments.
wikiconfig.py now uses create_mapping per #1237 which allows admins to create custom namespaces.
namespaces = {
# maps namespace name -> backend name
# first, configure the required, standard namespaces:
NAMESPACE_DEFAULT: 'default',
- snip -
# some additional custom namespaces stored in default backend:
'foo': 'default',
'bar': 'default',
# custom namespace with a backend
'baz': 'baz',
}
There were 2 code changes, trailing / was removed from create_simple_mapping, and wikiconfig.py changed to use create_mapping.
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