Upcoming package rename: Redux Starter Kit -> Redux Toolkit

[markerikson]

We are planning to rename our Redux Starter Kit package (redux-starter-kit) to Redux Toolkit (@reduxjs/toolkit), per reduxjs/redux-toolkit#246. Our docs are currently hosted at https://redux-starter-kit.js.org , and I would like to change that to https://redux-toolkit.js.org when we're ready to flip the switch. Ideally, I'd also like to redirect any future requests of redux-starter-kit.js.org to redux-toolkit.js.org, permanently.

What steps will I need to take to make that happen?

[MattIPv4]

In terms of actually changing the domain, you'll just want to open a PR that updates your entry in the cnames_active.js file.

As for a redirect, you will want to set up a page like https://node.js.org/ that contains a redirect triggered by a user action. We don't permit automatic redirects.

[indus]

@markerikson We can of course set up the new CNAME in JS.ORGs zonefile before you actually do the change in the repo to keep interrupts to a minimum. And if you want you even could keep both the subdomains.

[markerikson]

Yeah, if we could actually keep both domain names and point them both at the same site, that would be ideal. Can we do that?

[MattIPv4]

GitHub pages only lets you have one CNAME record per site.

[markerikson]

We're on Netlify, not GH Pages.

[markerikson]

For reference, the site we're pointing to is redux-starter-kit-docs.netlify.com:

js.org/cnames_active.js

Line 1512 in 79b48bb

"redux-starter-kit": "redux-starter-kit-docs.netlify.com",

[MattIPv4]

Ah right, my bad, not too familiar with netlify, does it look like you could setup two custom names for the same site?

[markerikson]

Seems like it, yes:

https://twitter.com/kylemh_/status/1194327997546811392