It was a flat list where the database was a filename prefix, in three spellings
- MongoDB-Driver-System.md, mongodb-avx-qemu.md, MongoDB_OpLog_Enablement.md -
plus FerretDB2-PostgreSQL.md and a ToroDB-PostgreSQL directory. Somebody asking
"how do I run WeKan on PostgreSQL" had to read the prefixes to find out which
files were even about their database.
Now: Migrations, MongoDB, FerretDB (with 1 and 2, because v1 and v2 are
different products with different backends) and ToroDB (with PostgreSQL). Each
file keeps its name minus the redundant prefix - MongoDB/Driver-System.md,
MongoDB/avx-qemu.md - and the old PostgreSQL.md, which was an index of FerretDB
and ToroDB rather than a document about PostgreSQL, becomes the directory's
README.md.
Every directory has a README.md saying what is in it and where to go next,
including FerretDB/1, which had no documentation at all until now although it
is WeKan's default database and just gained four more backends. Links to a
directory point at the DIRECTORY, not at its README.md, because README.md is
what is opened by default.
Every link that pointed into the old paths is updated - in docs, in
docker-compose-ferretdb-v2-postgresql.yml, and in the wekan.fi website - and
the relative links inside the moved files, which gained a directory level and
so needed one more "../". tests/docsDatabases.test.cjs pins the layout, the
READMEs, the directory links, that every relative link resolves, and that
nothing outside CHANGELOG.md still names an old path.
Thanks to xet7 !
