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Site generation: RFC documents not showing HTML in site generate #297
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I'm looking into it 👍🏼 |
The `metanorma` requires us to have `rxl` as an extension for some standards, and if missing then it can't generate the collection in proper way. This was one the issue for missing link. This commit should fix the issue and it should link the internal documents properly. One thing to note, there is still one issue with how it handles the `RFC`, but that is something we will address soon. Related: metanorma/metanorma-cli#297
The `metanorma` requires us to have `rxl` as an extension for some standards, and if missing then it can't generate the collection in proper way. This was one the issue for missing link. This commit should fix the issue and it should link the internal documents properly. One thing to note, there is still one issue with how it handles the `RFC`, but that is something we will address soon. Related: metanorma/metanorma-cli#297
Looks like this issue similar to #257, a missing But I also see one more issue with the second document |
The Technically, the document generation process of Metanorma should provide a YAML structure for each of the files for the rendering of the mini-site, e.g.: - file: draft-ietf-calext-ical-tasks.html
format: html
format_name: HTML
- file: draft-ietf-calext-ical-tasks.xml
format: xml
format_name: Metanorma Semantic XML
- file: draft-ietf-calext-ical-tasks.rfc.xml
format: xml
format_name: IETF RFC XML
... It is also strange that we require the generation of the |
This blocks:
In this action:
https://github.com/CalConnect/PUBLIC_DRAFTS/actions/runs/4071026113
The generated site looks like this:
Notice that the HTML output is missing, and therefore the title does not link anywhere:
However, in the generated site artifact, the HTML is included:
This is clearly a bug with the site generation code that it cannot find the generated HTML output.
@abunashir @CAMOBAP can you please help address this? Thanks.
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