Additional download links on release page #2047
Description
Title: no-docs archives, hosted on GitHub
Description: These no-docs boost downloads are smaller, and ideal for GitHub CI jobs when docs aren't needed.
Title: no-docs archives, hosted on the CDN
Description: Smaller no-docs boost archives offer fast download times.
Title: cmake archives
Description: Boost cmake archives.
The above titles and descriptions can be modified.
On a release page, along with the existing downloads, add new collapsible windows, that are mostly hidden by default.
Only the "Title" shows, on a horizontal line.
If you click on on " + no-docs archives, hosted on GitHub" , it expands (vertically) and displays all the choices. If you click it again, it reduces/collapses back to a hidden state. Refreshing or reloading the page will collapse/hide all the sections. It appears like this:
| + no-docs archives, hosted on GitHub |
| + no-docs archives, hosted on CDN |
| + cmake archives |
After expanding the window, download links appear. Show the "Description" there, either below or above the download links.
Sources:
https://github.com/boostorg/boost/releases/tag/boost-1.90.0
https://archives.boost.io/release/1.90.0/source-nodocs/
If part of the import process fails, such as being unable to discover "cmake" archives, the entire "cmake archives" section should be removed from the webpage. Don't show a drop-down that mentions "cmake". This would allow the feature to be robust to errors/bugs, and also be backward compatible. If "import" ran on boost 1.40.0: no cmake or no-docs versions, no drop-down windows.