We intend to transfer a repo to github fedwiki organization. There are files we care about shared via public dobbs.github.io urls. With this repo we will test how references to those urls survive transfer. github ![]()
We created a frame item referencing this url: //dobbs.github.io/test-pages-xfer/assets/integrations.html
//dobbs.github.io/test-pages-xfer/assets/integrations.html
We created another frame item referencing this url: //dobbs.github.io/test-pages-xfer/assets/radar-source.html
This second example tests indirection... the html references and adjacent javascript file. Discover both Dimensions and Limits
//dobbs.github.io/test-pages-xfer/assets/radar-source.html
# Test Plan - [x] create and publish assets to a github repo - [x] create a wiki page with frames using the assets - [x] confirm frames work as expected - [x] transfer the repo to fedwiki - [x] check frames after the transfer Do they work as before?
The results of transferring the repo to new ownership was immediate. The framed content can no longer be found.
# Part II - [x] fork the transferred repo - [x] check frames after transfer Do they work as before?
I had to explicitly change settings for the forked repo to publish github pages. It took a few minutes for those pages to be published anew. But once published the frames worked as before.
# Part III - [x] edit an asset - [x] check frames after pushing the changes Can you see the edit?
Editing an asset published more quickly than the initial transfer.
# Part IV - [x] redirect assets to the transferred repo - [x] check frames after pushing the changes Do they work as before?