Events are used for special announcements. There are stickers and banners that can be
displayed to the user. These can be used to announce an imminent release with a
sticker and countdown clock, or can be used to invite users to a future
conference, or can be used to announce that a new release is available for download.
See the authoring guide for instructions on how to use these announcements.
- If a returning user comes to the site, if there are unread
blog posts or news articles less than 15 quadrllion nanosecond
old will be treated as being unread. When there are unred articles,
the News or Blog link in the title bar will get a green dot indicating
articles are available. When clicking on News, then you'll get the
news categories with a pill showing how many articles are unread for
each category.
First-time visitors to the site will not get any dots or pills for
existing articles. These will only appear in subsequent visits for
new articles.
Due to the default behavior for new users, if you just look at the
preview, you will not see any pills or dots. To see what this actually
looks like, load up the preview, then go to the Chrome Developer Tools,
click on the Application tab, then on Local Storage, and then find the
visitedPages entry. Right click on the entry, select Edit Value,
and set the value to {}. Then refresh the page and you
should see some dots show up next to the Blog and News links in
the header.
- Swap the "build" and "gen" terms used in this repo to match
what we do in other repos. "gen" generates a bunch of files, which
is needed by "build". Unlike other repos, the output of "gen" doesn't
need to be checked in to Git however.
- The clean target now cleans the generated directory.
- Makefile.core.mk now defines SOURCE_BRANCH_NAME that decides which
branch we get reference material from. This makes it much simpler to
switch branches.
- Added the "update_all" target which does all the work needed to pull
in the imported content.
- Support snippets that specify the body syntax and output
syntax of the snippet.
- Snippets with bash syntax triggered an incorrect error message.
- No error message was produced for a misnamed snippet
- Convert a security task to use snippets to populate its
many preformatted blocks.
* modify watch namespace to only Istio-operator
also start the eval with demo profile first.
* use demo as the first starting point
* update grab script
* add watch ns
* fix lint
* A compromise PR of a long original work
See PR: https://github.com/istio/istio.io/pull/5142
Pretty much everything about this PR is compromised...
* Apply reviewer comments.
- This required fixing the script that grabs the reference docs, it had degenerated in the last
few weeks. While I was there, I made the script work using the build-tools container, and fixed
a bunch of shell script linting warnings.