DOC-5993 more metadata fields #2434
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My comments, FWIW (which isn't much these days). I don't fully grasp why we need this, but maybe that doesn't matter. One thing for sure: the relatedPages lists will be a nightmare to maintain. We do tend to migrate content quite a bit in these docs, so this will be a lot of extra and, IMHO, unnecessary effort. That said, despite my misgivings, I'll approve.
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This adds a way to pass metadata through from the page source frontmatter to the published page (only select fields, not the whole lot). I've also added some of this metadata to a few pages to get started. Eventually, we should probably implement this more widely.
BTW, there's nothing directly visible in the pages (or at least there shouldn't be!) but you can see the metadata in the
index.html.mdversion of the page, if you're interested.