You can add an asf-site (and asf-staging) branch to logging-parent to get a website published. You can create a branch in git without any commits in its history to start it. — Matt Sicker
> On Sep 26, 2023, at 14:00, Volkan Yazıcı <vol...@yazi.ci> wrote: > > *Summary:* I want to place the website of `logging-parent` to ` > logging.apache.org/parent` served from a to-be-created > `logging-parent-site` repository. Objections? > > `logging-parent` version `10.1.0` is ready to be released with plenty of > features. I want it to play a role model for the rest of the Maven-based > Logging Services projects in terms of how its artifacts, distribution, and > website is deployed. Though the last bit, "website", is missing. Since > `10.1.0` includes plenty of documentation, I have converted it to a > website: checkout the `main` branch of `logging-parent` and try `./mvnw > site && python -m http.server -d target/site`. > > Note for Ralph and for those interested: No, this is not the Antora website > combining multiple websites, etc. This is plain `maven-asciidoc-plugin` > execution against a bunch of AsciiDoc files under `src/site`. The same is > already practiced in `log4j-scala` and `log4j-kotlin` too. I want to adopt > this in `log4j-tools` and `log4j-transform` as well.
