[GitHub] [camel-website] zregvart commented on pull request #500: chore: rework download and release pages

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zregvart commented on pull request #500:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-website/pull/500#issuecomment-736622774


   Let me highlight some of the changes.
   
   1. The [downloads page](https://deploy-preview-500--camel.netlify.app/download/) now lists releases from subprojects and LTS, latest and legacy releases for Camel, there is also a blurb at the top to explain what LTS is. I would appreciate someone looking over that text
   2. From the downloads page versions link to individual releases, for example [Camel 3.4.4](https://deploy-preview-500--camel.netlify.app/releases/release-3.4.4/) or [Camel-K](https://deploy-preview-500--camel.netlify.app/releases/k-1.2.1/). Releases for sub-projects are on `/release/{short name}-{version}/` URLs (we can't change the existing release URLs)
   3. Release pages have issues linked, we had this for Camel, now for sub-projects this is pulled from GitHub, with nuances as different sub-projects do this differently
   4. Link to download artifacts now got to ASF page (they're not direct), this is to help with artifacts that are deleted from dist as that half-way page will offer a link to the archives
   
   I haven't devoted much time to designing this, more-or-less it's the same design we already had, I wanted to get the data to render first. I'd welcome design suggestions but I won't be incorporating those, bar major flaws, in this PR. This can be polished in subsequent PRs.


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