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[candidate-miner] Unused Antora attribute spring-boot-issues in framework-docs/antora.yml #3

Description

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What is wrong

The Antora playbook defines an attribute named spring-boot-issues, but nothing in the documentation tree references it. Unused attributes accumulate as quiet clutter: a maintainer editing the attribute list cannot tell whether it is safe to touch, and a reader may assume a link exists that never renders anywhere.

Where

  • File: framework-docs/antora.yml
  • Advisory line: 47 (line numbers may drift; the entry sits among the other Spring portfolio project attributes)
  • Occurrence, at line 47:
spring-boot-issues: '{spring-github-org}/spring-boot/issues'

Evidence

config_kind:             antora_attribute
pattern:                 spring-boot-issues
raw_line:                spring-boot-issues: '{spring-github-org}/spring-boot/issues'
value:                   '{spring-github-org}/spring-boot/issues'
matches_nothing_in_tree: true
names_a_literal:         true
score:                   75 (config_kind_prior=40, names_a_literal=25, single_line_fix=10, staleness_years=0)

Suggested fix

Remove the single spring-boot-issues attribute line, since no page uses it. If the docs team intends to reference Spring Boot issues from a page in the future, they may prefer to keep it and add the reference instead. Do not write the patch here.

How to verify the fix

From tools/candidate-miner/, run the config miner and confirm this fingerprint is no longer emitted:

./miner.py run --miner config_dead_entry --dry-run

Provenance

Mined at commit afa90816de83d8e9feed99b1c9e4c76adc088eb4 on branch main.

Generated by Candidate scan: file mined candidates as issues · opus48 · 78.8 AIC · ⌖ 29.8 AIC · ⊞ 4.6K ·

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