Fix internal links to old /docs/concepts/ URLs (redirect-hop cleanup) - #21072
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Several docs, blog, and tutorial pages still link to the pre-restructure /docs/concepts/... URLs, which now 301 (some via a double hop) to their current /docs/iac/concepts/..., /docs/esc/concepts/, or /docs/reference/glossary/ locations. Updated 79 files (154 link occurrences, both root-relative markdown links and fully-qualified https://www.pulumi.com/... links) to point directly at the final destination, verified live against the current redirect map. Every fragment (#anchor) and the handful of double-hop cases (missing trailing slash -> slash -> new path) were preserved/collapsed correctly. One additional file with the same pattern (content/blog/why-choose-pulumi-over-terraform/index.md) was intentionally left untouched because it already has open PRs (#21062, #21066) touching it today; filed a follow-up board card to catch it separately.
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@workprentice Work through the findings in the review, please :) |
Follow-up to the automated review of the /docs/concepts/ redirect-hop cleanup. The path rewrites were correct, but several rewritten links kept a #fragment whose section had moved off the destination page entirely, adding back a second (client-side JS) redirect hop -- exactly what this PR set out to remove: - #components -> /docs/iac/concepts/components/ - #autonaming -> /docs/iac/concepts/resources/names/#autonaming - #urns -> /docs/iac/concepts/resources/names/#urns - #dependson -> /docs/iac/concepts/resources/options/dependson/ - #explicit-provider-configuration -> /docs/iac/concepts/providers/ - #additionalsecretoutputs -> /docs/iac/concepts/resources/options/additionalsecretoutputs/ - #transformations -> /docs/iac/concepts/resources/options/transformations/ Applied across all lines in this PR's diff carrying these anchors (verified each target live), including a couple the review didn't individually cite but that matched the same pattern. Also fixed two mislabeled docs-page links flagged by review in content/docs/iac/guides/migration/import/_index.md: a `retainOnDelete` mention that pointed at the unrelated `protect` option's page (now points at its own retainOnDelete page), and a `#autonaming` anchor pointing at the wrong page (now the names page). Fixed three "Pulumi Service" (deprecated product name) mentions on lines this PR already touches, per STYLE-GUIDE.md: keep-your-secrets-secure-by-default, six-things-about-pulumi-service, and stack-readme now say Pulumi Cloud / Pulumi Cloud console, and the six-things and keep-your-secrets posts' own links to the old /product/pulumi-service/ and /docs/pulumi-cloud/self-hosted/ URLs (which themselves redirect) now point directly at their live targets. Verified: node ./scripts/lint/lint-markdown.js and yarn prettier --check on all 17 touched files, 0 errors; every new/changed anchor and link target fetched live to confirm a 200 response before use.
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@CamSoper Thanks for the nudge — pushed a follow-up commit (420d3e8) that works through every finding in the pre-merge review: Stale anchors (9 flagged + several more matching the same pattern in this PR's diff) — all rewritten to their real destination instead of a
Also handled Two mislabeled docs-page links in Deprecated product name — fixed the three "Pulumi Service" mentions on lines this PR already touches ( Every new/changed target was fetched live to confirm a 200 before use. Could you (or another maintainer) comment |
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…le suggestions - Finish the Pulumi Service -> Pulumi Cloud rename in six-things-about-pulumi-service/index.md (blocker): the prior commit only updated the one line the style linter flagged, leaving six more mentions and one /product/pulumi-service/ alias hop in the same post. - Apply 26 of 27 flagged style suggestions across 20 files: punctuation, wordiness, filler, weasel words, difficulty qualifiers, spacing, vague link text, an unbacked CLI command, and a directional reference. - Decline one word-choice suggestion (double click -> double select) in six-things-about-pulumi-service/index.md as not a real improvement; double-click is a named UI gesture with no natural select equivalent. Verified: yarn prettier --check and node ./scripts/lint/lint-markdown.js both pass clean on all touched files.
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Thanks — pushed Blocker (finished the Pulumi Cloud rename): the previous commit only renamed the one line in Style suggestions: applied 26 of the 27 flagged suggestions across 20 files — punctuation, wordiness, filler, weasel words, difficulty qualifiers, spacing, vague link text, an unbacked Declined one: "double click" → "double select" in
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The 483d4d1 style sweep dropped meaning or grammar in five spots while clearing linter flags on adjacent words: - keep-your-secrets-secure-by-default L34: restore the "often" hedge ("is enough" -> "is often all you need") so the claim isn't stronger than the original and isn't contradicted by the next sentence. - ai-slack-bot-...-pulumi-on-aws L284: same shape, milder -- restore "often" before "happens" for the same reason. - iac-best-practices-understanding-code-organization-stacks L82: restore the coordinating clause the linter's target word was carrying ("lightweight to create or delete" -> "lightweight, and creating or deleting one is quick"). - next-level-iac-pulumi-runtime-logic L293, L331: restore "immediately" before "before the program exits" -- the removed "just" was temporal, not a difficulty qualifier, and matches the Node.js/Python docs this section quotes. - six-things-about-pulumi-service L48: fix a pre-existing "such the current git SHA" typo (missing "as") while already touching this line for the Pulumi Cloud rename. Verified: yarn prettier --check and node ./scripts/lint/lint-markdown.js both pass clean on all 5 touched files.
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Thanks for the review:no-blockers pass — glad the Pushed
The remaining low-confidence items (17 total, 12 unaddressed) are all the pre-existing "cited page returned only navigation chrome, can't verify the claim" link-content findings — explicitly out of scope for a link-target rewrite and already marked as not blocking. Leaving those as-is per the review's own framing.
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| As a reader of this blog, you've probably heard of [Pulumi Cloud](/product/), the default state-management [backend](/docs/iac/concepts/state-and-backends/) of the Pulumi CLI. If that's the case, there's also a good chance you've heard of several of its key features, like helping you organize your [projects and stacks](/docs/iac/concepts/stacks/), collaborate with others with the help of [organizations](/docs/administration/organizations-teams/organizations/), or handle sensitive data securely with built-in support for [encrypted secrets](https://www.pulumi.com/docs/iac/concepts/secrets/). | ||
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| What you might not know, though, is that we're adding new features to Pulumi Cloud all the time, and that some of these features can be fairly easy to miss. So in this post, we'll highlight a handful of the features you might _not_ be aware of, and that we think make it even easier to manage your infrastructure with Pulumi. |
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| What you might not know, though, is that we're adding new features to Pulumi Cloud all the time, and that some of these features can be fairly easy to miss. So in this post, we'll highlight a handful of the features you might _not_ be aware of, and that we think make it even easier to manage your infrastructure with Pulumi. | |
| What you might not know, though, is that we're adding new features to Pulumi Cloud all the time, and that some of these features can slip past you. In this post, we'll highlight a handful of the features you might _not_ be aware of, and that we think make it even easier to manage your infrastructure with Pulumi. |
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| When Pulumi updates a stack, it will store some information about the local machine state, such the current git SHA if the stack resides in a `git` repository. It is with this data that the Pulumi Service links to relevant services where possible. | ||
| When Pulumi updates a stack, it will store some information about the local machine state, such as the current git SHA if the stack resides in a `git` repository. It is with this data that Pulumi Cloud links to relevant services where possible. |
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| When Pulumi updates a stack, it will store some information about the local machine state, such as the current git SHA if the stack resides in a `git` repository. It is with this data that Pulumi Cloud links to relevant services where possible. | |
| When Pulumi updates a stack, it will store some information about the local machine state, such as the current git SHA if the stack resides in a `git` repository. Pulumi Cloud uses this data to link to relevant services where possible. |
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| There are plenty of other features to check out in the [Pulumi Service](/product/pulumi-service/), and we have exciting improvements on the way! As always, feel free to stop by the [Pulumi Community Slack](https://slack.pulumi.com) to learn more, ask questions, or share anything cool you’re up to! | ||
| There are plenty of other features to check out in [Pulumi Cloud](/product/), and we have exciting improvements on the way! As always, feel free to stop by the [Pulumi Community Slack](https://slack.pulumi.com) to learn more, ask questions, or share anything cool you’re up to! |
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| There are plenty of other features to check out in [Pulumi Cloud](/product/), and we have exciting improvements on the way! As always, feel free to stop by the [Pulumi Community Slack](https://slack.pulumi.com) to learn more, ask questions, or share anything cool you’re up to! | |
| [Pulumi Cloud](/product/) has plenty of other features to check out, and we have exciting improvements on the way! As always, feel free to stop by the [Pulumi Community Slack](https://slack.pulumi.com) to learn more, ask questions, or share anything cool you’re up to! |
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All clear — thanks for the careful read-back on On the one open item you flagged as needing a deliberate call rather than an oversight: leaving the partial Requesting team review now that this is at review:no-blockers. |
What
Fixes internal links that still point at the pre-restructure
/docs/concepts/...URL space. Those URLs now 301 redirect (some via a double hop through a trailing-slash normalization) to their current homes under/docs/iac/concepts/...,/docs/esc/concepts/, or/docs/reference/glossary/.Why
Internal links that force a redirect hop waste crawl budget, dilute link equity, and add avoidable latency for readers.
/docs/iac/concepts/is one of the highest-impression pages on the site per Search Console, so cleaning up the links that feed it (and its sibling pages) is a direct, low-risk technical-SEO win.Scope
[label](/docs/concepts/...)) and fully-qualified links (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/concepts/...).200destination before rewriting (not guessed), and anchors (#fragment) were preserved.content/blog/why-choose-pulumi-over-terraform/index.md, was deliberately left untouched because it already has open PRs (SEO: fix CTR + internal links for "agentic infrastructure" query #21062, fix(seo): correct unsourceable claims and stale enumerations across blog #21066) touching it; a follow-up board card will catch it once those land.Verification
node ./scripts/lint/lint-markdown.json all 79 changed files: 0 errors.yarn prettier --checkon all 79 changed files: all pass.200final destination before use in the replacement map (30 distinct paths resolved).git diff --numstatconfirms 1:1 line replacement in every file (no unintended changes).🧠 This PR was created by workprentice.