Now we are consistently referencing the index things are better but the root issue is not resolved.
When a page gets renamed (moved), the archive page indexes are not moved (different namespace) and seemingly sometimes the archive pages are not moved (??).
It would be nice to allow a user to get the bot to handle moving the pages, or just detect it, rather than needing to involve an admin to do a move within the ClueBot III 'namespace'.
We have #73 which will improve the inconsistency between what the bot is doing and what the user thinks the bot is doing, it could also have a hook to check for pages under the previous prefix (would need to track that in the config), though it would still need to somewhat involve an admin to delete the blank page/move from a tag.
This is a long standing quirk (since the bot has existed) and comes up every now and then as a user request, more generally there is a bit of 'junk' left behind in the ClueBot III 'namespace' from pages which no longer are archiving and don't reference the archive indexes (could that be cleaned up?).
Now we are consistently referencing the index things are better but the root issue is not resolved.
When a page gets renamed (moved), the archive page indexes are not moved (different namespace) and seemingly sometimes the archive pages are not moved (??).
It would be nice to allow a user to get the bot to handle moving the pages, or just detect it, rather than needing to involve an admin to do a move within the ClueBot III 'namespace'.
We have #73 which will improve the inconsistency between what the bot is doing and what the user thinks the bot is doing, it could also have a hook to check for pages under the previous prefix (would need to track that in the config), though it would still need to somewhat involve an admin to delete the blank page/move from a tag.
This is a long standing quirk (since the bot has existed) and comes up every now and then as a user request, more generally there is a bit of 'junk' left behind in the ClueBot III 'namespace' from pages which no longer are archiving and don't reference the archive indexes (could that be cleaned up?).