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check images and delete ones that are not used in any docs #225

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mishaone opened this issue Mar 23, 2018 · 3 comments
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check images and delete ones that are not used in any docs #225

mishaone opened this issue Mar 23, 2018 · 3 comments
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bug A mistake that needs to be fixed. Getting Started Guide SEV4 Low priority. tooling Build and validation scripts, Dockerfiles, etc. User Guide

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We have a lot of images that may not be used anymore. We need to go through the lot and (probably manually) check if they're use in the project. If they aren't, they should be deleted.

@mishaone mishaone added bug A mistake that needs to be fixed. Getting Started Guide User Guide labels Mar 23, 2018
@mishaone mishaone self-assigned this Mar 23, 2018
@rkratky rkratky assigned rkratky and unassigned mishaone Mar 23, 2018
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rkratky commented Mar 23, 2018

Thanks for bringing this up, @mishaone. Reassigning to myself because I have thought about this previously, and I want to include an automated check for this in our validation script.

@rkratky rkratky added tooling Build and validation scripts, Dockerfiles, etc. SEV1 Stop everything and do this now. Docs are killing kittens! SEV2 Important and should be done before any work on other content. SEV3 Please prioritize in your backlog at your discretion. SEV4 Low priority. and removed SEV1 Stop everything and do this now. Docs are killing kittens! SEV2 Important and should be done before any work on other content. SEV3 Please prioritize in your backlog at your discretion. labels Mar 23, 2018
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Quick addition: can we make the automated checking mechanism adaptable enough to look through all module files and see if they are referenced anywhere? If not, it's probably an outdated module and can be discarded.

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rkratky commented Mar 27, 2018

@mishaone Yes, that's the plan, I just forgot to mention it here.

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