# Documentation Community Team Meeting (April 7, 2026)

## Roll call

(Name / `@GitHubUsername` *[/ Discord, if different]*)
- Hugo van Kemenade / `@hugovk`
- Petr Viktorin / `@encukou`
- Blaise / `@blaisep`
- Ned / `@nedbat`
- Ryan / `@ryan-duve`
- Bradley
- Stan / `@StanFromIreland`


## Reports and celebrations

- [Petr] We now check removed HTML IDs on main; thank you Stan!

- [Hugo] Stan has now [joined the core team!](https://discuss.python.org/t/vote-to-promote-stan-ulbrych/106562) 🎉


## Discussion

- [Ned] How are we on refactoring pages and dealing with redirects?

  - [Petr] I'm confident we can refactor pages now.
    - If you're moving a whole page, leave the original in as an orphan
      (that is, not in the TOC), with a link to the new place.
    - If you're moving only a part of a page, put in a section at the end saying
      “this page used to talk about X, that's now {here}”.
    - That can go in the initial PR; afterwards we can figure out automation,
      HTTP or JavaScript dependencies, the and so on.

- [Hugo] Pinning dependencies for docs builds?
  - Maybe use `pylock.toml` support in `pip` when it comes out?
    Let's talk about this in the next meeting.


### Agenda for May

  - Is `pylock.toml` support  in `pip` now? Should we switch to it for pinned docs builds?