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Moves GSoC pages to a new directory and sets up redirects - #1579
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Sounds good to me, thanks for the redirects :)
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This fixes issue #1300, moving GSoC directories to
community/gsoc/so we can avoid creating a new top-level directory to the website every year that Swift participates in the GSoC program.Redirects were added to the yaml frontmatter for each page, and tested locally. The original links redirect to the new location.
Two additional ideas for future improvements:
community/gsoc/, so these are more-easily discoverable.But in the meantime, I think this PR is a good first step and worth merging on its own.