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Migrate content from v5 "Queries, Search And Indexing" #1730
They need a content expert to review their accuracy for Plone 6. That could mean overhauling, updating, or copying them. That's the situation for all the Plone 5 docs that have not yet been migrated to Plone 6.
@stevepiercy Can I do this by first reviewing and validating the existing Plone 5 docs, and then creating updated versions for Plone 6 based on them...
also, is there a central place where I can check the major changes from Plone 5 to 6 (for example, release notes or migration guides)?
I'd suggest working on only a section of a page at a time, especially if it's long and complicated. That will help it get reviewed faster, too. I'd be happy with small incremental baby steps, as that would be better than the current situation. Thank you!
yeah its quite long as it involves indexing , catalogs , Querystring, security and Language, and much more.
I think i should split it into 2-3 PRs as it is getting quite long....
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Manas-Kenge commentedon Mar 1, 2025
Do the Plone 5 docs just need to be copied into the Plone 6 docs, or do they need updates for the new version?
stevepiercy commentedon Mar 1, 2025
They need a content expert to review their accuracy for Plone 6. That could mean overhauling, updating, or copying them. That's the situation for all the Plone 5 docs that have not yet been migrated to Plone 6.
boss6825 commentedon Jan 28, 2026
@stevepiercy Can I do this by first reviewing and validating the existing Plone 5 docs, and then creating updated versions for Plone 6 based on them...
also, is there a central place where I can check the major changes from Plone 5 to 6 (for example, release notes or migration guides)?
stevepiercy commentedon Jan 29, 2026
@boss6825 in addition to the resources in the issue's description, you can mine https://6.docs.plone.org/backend/upgrading/ for relevant changes.
I'd suggest working on only a section of a page at a time, especially if it's long and complicated. That will help it get reviewed faster, too. I'd be happy with small incremental baby steps, as that would be better than the current situation. Thank you!
boss6825 commentedon Jan 29, 2026
yeah its quite long as it involves indexing , catalogs , Querystring, security and Language, and much more.
I think i should split it into 2-3 PRs as it is getting quite long....