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Thanks for the updated documentation (this is a new issue in reply to #155 )!
Here is a description on how to "destroy" the legacy pythonhosted docs. It was in the past maintained via PyPI. I dont have a PyPI account, but I'd be curious if that works.
Also I'd like to mention that there's some kind of operational risk involved in the decision that you're hosting the documentation on your private server: What happens when you decide to not maintain it anymore? I can see how it's nice for a maintainer to have it under their control, also you probably get some visibility for your own page which is nice since you're taking the time to maintain this package.
Aside from that, if I decide to no longer maintain the package, I won't just abandon it. A new maintainer will be found and the keys passed. However, I don't see that happening. With the changes coming in #174 maintaining this package will be very little effort.
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davidism commentedon Aug 31, 2020
I don't remember exactly how, but you can message the PyPI team to get a redirect added from the old docs URL. I did it for ItsDangerous.
TkTech commentedon Aug 31, 2020
I will add a redirect. It's easy to do, you just upload an index.html with an old fashion redirect tag to pypi.
It is not my private server - it's hosted on GitHub pages. It is updated automatically from the gh-pages branch.
TkTech commentedon Aug 31, 2020
Aside from that, if I decide to no longer maintain the package, I won't just abandon it. A new maintainer will be found and the keys passed. However, I don't see that happening. With the changes coming in #174 maintaining this package will be very little effort.
davidism commentedon Aug 31, 2020
As far as I know you can't upload to pythonhosted anymore. The PyPI admins can add a redirect in the server config manually though.
TkTech commentedon Aug 31, 2020
You're 100% right, only button under documentation now is Destroy. Will throw them an email.
[-]destroy docs on pythonhosted.org / where to publish the documentation[/-][+]destroy docs on pythonhosted.org[/+]TkTech commentedon Nov 28, 2020
Done