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I remember reading that http://nrepl.org domain was purchased: https://github.com/nrepl/nrepl/issues/31 which now points to https://nrepl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ But I also see that http://nrepl.xyz exists and redirects to: https://nrepl.xyz/nrepl/0.4.5/index.html which I’m guessing is the automated documentation generated by http://cljdoc.org (which used to be http://cljdoc.xyz) I was about to ask which URL will be used, but seeing the GitHub project page, https://nrepl.xyz is mentioned. So that mystery is solved. Looking at https://cljdoc.org/d/nrepl/nrepl/0.4.5/doc/readme and https://nrepl.xyz/nrepl/0.4.5/index.html the pages have a different style. Is this just the way cljdoc service is meant to work? One uniform style for all the projects sitting under http://cljdoc.org domain and another style if the documentation is accessed via the custom domain of the project?
> One uniform style for all the projects sitting under http://cljdoc.org domain and another style if the documentation is accessed via the custom domain of the project?
http://nrepl.org was purchased by @arrdem, but he was busy lately and I got another domain to make it easier for me to play with Antora.
I hope we’ll use it at some point, but the old RTD docs are dead and http://nrepl.xyz is the single source of truth.
We’ll likely link to all the pages in http://cljdoc.org as well, but it’s lower priority compared to actually writing some goods docs.
I’ve spent a lot of time lately extending what’s on http://nrepl.xyz.
We also need to cut a new release for the http://cljdoc.org stuff to be get regenerated.