DOC-6998: point StackExchange.Redis links at seredis.dev - #3857
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The client's docs moved from stackexchange.github.io/StackExchange.Redis to seredis.dev. Updates all 18 references across 10 files, normalized to the `.html` form that seredis.dev's sitemap declares canonical (extensionless also resolves, but our links were inconsistent between the two). One target is not a like-for-like swap. The job-queue guide cited `PipelinesMultiplexers#fundamentally-blocking-operations`, an anchor the site rewrite removed — the old host now 301s and serves none of its own content, so that fragment was already dead on the live site before this change. Retargeted to `#multiplexing`, which still carries the claim the surrounding prose makes: that blocking pops (BLPOP, BRPOP, BRPOPLPUSH) are not offered and never will be. The prose is unchanged and still accurate. Every other anchor and page was checked against the new sitemap and the live pages' anchor sets; `Failover#advanced-customization` survives the rewrite and still covers custom health check probes and policies, matching the failover.md section that cites it. Also updates the redis-use-case-ports skill asset, which seeds this link into every generated .NET port and would otherwise reintroduce the old URL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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LGTM. N.B. I only checked a few of the modified links.
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The StackExchange.Redis documentation has moved from
stackexchange.github.io/StackExchange.Redisto seredis.dev. This updates all 18 references across 10 files.URLs are normalized to the
.htmlform thatseredis.dev/sitemap.xmldeclares canonical. Extensionless paths also resolve, but our existing links were inconsistent between the two forms, so this settles it rather than carrying the split over.One target is not a like-for-like swap
The job-queue guide cited
PipelinesMultiplexers#fundamentally-blocking-operations, an anchor the site rewrite removed. Worth knowing this was already broken on the live site before this PR: the old host now 301s and serves none of its own content, so every deep link was already resolving against rewritten pages.Retargeted to
#multiplexing, which still carries the exact claim the surrounding prose makes — that the blocking pops (BLPOP,BRPOP,BRPOPLPUSH) are "not offered (and will not ever offer)". The prose is unchanged and still accurate.Verification
stackexchange.github.ioreferences left in the repo or in the rendered outputsitemap.xmlentry.htmlURLs now in the files.Failover#advanced-customizationsurvives the rewrite and still covers custom health check probes and policies, matching thefailover.mdsection that cites ithugobuild exits 0, no warningsNote on the non-content file
.agents/skills/redis-use-case-ports/assets/redis-conventions.mdis included because it seeds this link into every generated .NET use-case port, and would otherwise reintroduce the old URL on the next one.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Overview
Updates all StackExchange.Redis external doc links from the retired
stackexchange.github.iohost to seredis.dev, across .NET client guides (failover,produsage,transpipe), seven use-case .NET landing pages, and the redis-use-case-ports agent conventions table so future generated ports don’t reintroduce the old URL.Deep links are normalized to the
.htmlpaths declared inseredis.dev’s sitemap (e.g.Events.html,Failover.html#advanced-customization). Link text is unchanged—only URLs.In the job-queue guide, the blocking-commands anchor moves from
#fundamentally-blocking-operations(removed on the new site) to#multiplexingonPipelinesMultiplexers.html, still supporting the prose about non-blocking pops.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 563def0. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.