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docs(storage): retire the dev Storage API pages, redirect to help (PRDCT-551) - #416

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DO NOT MERGE before keboola/connection-docs#1053 — the redirects would 404.

All 10 pages move to help.keboola.com under Storage (keboola/connection-docs#1053): API pages at mirrored subpaths, client libraries under /storage/api/clients/. Same stub shape as #406/#412/#413/#414 — plain redirects, no banner.

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…DCT-551)

All 10 pages moved to help.keboola.com under Storage in
keboola/connection-docs#1053 (API pages at mirrored subpaths, client
libraries under /storage/api/clients/), so they become `redirect_to`
stubs — same shape as #406/#412/#413/#414.

- /integrate/storage/{,api/**}        -> https://help.keboola.com/storage/api/**
- /integrate/storage/<lang>-client/   -> https://help.keboola.com/storage/api/clients/*
  (docker-cli-client -> clients/docker-cli — the one renamed slug)
- 3 assets used only by these pages deleted (help carries its own copies)
- the Storage subtree dropped from _data/navigation.yml
- 9 links from staying pages (/, /integrate/, /overview/, /overview/api/)
  now point at help directly
- links from /integrate/variables/** and /extend/generic-*/** left as-is:
  those subtrees retire in #412/#413/#414; they work via stubs meanwhile

DO NOT MERGE before keboola/connection-docs#1053 — the redirects would 404.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PRDCT-551

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LGTM

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Iamfle4ka marked this pull request as ready for review August 26, 2026 16:55

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Verdict: needs_human (risk 3/5) · profile docs

Coordinated Storage-docs retirement touching site nav and adding unverifiable cross-repo redirects; multiple policy backstops require a human.

Impact flags: possible rollback re-introduction — see Check Run summary.

Concerns:

  • _data/navigation.yml: Sidebar nav Storage subtree removed; always-needs-human
  • integrate/storage/index.md: redirect_to help.keboola.com targets unverifiable, may 404 before #1053
  • integrate/storage/docker-cli-client.md: Renamed slug docker-cli-client to clients/docker-cli needs confirmation

Suggested reviewers: @keboola/docs

claude and others added 2 commits August 26, 2026 17:52
Both pages stay on this site and this PR only rewrites 6 Storage links in
them, but they were also normalised CRLF -> LF, which rewrote every line:
351 changed lines instead of 6. That buried the real change in review and
made both files collide with every other open PR that touches them (#410,
#402), since no line merged cleanly.

Content is byte-identical to the previous commit — line endings only, back
to what main has. The 8 integrate/storage/** files are left alone: they
become redirect stubs here, so their whole content is replaced regardless.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Wc7aH2VDs4qYwxCai1JuSA
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