Merge pull request #2973 from unisonweb/updateWelcomeUrls

updating website url references to new website

development.markdown

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ These are commands that will likely be useful during development.
 
 __General:__ `./scripts/test.sh` compiles and builds the Haskell code and runs all tests. Recommended that you run this before pushing any code to a branch that others might be working on.
 
-_Disclaimer_ If you have trouble getting started, please get in touch via [Slack](https://unisonweb.org/community) so we can help.  If you have any fixes to the process, please send us a PR!
+_Disclaimer_ If you have trouble getting started, please get in touch via [Slack](https://unison-lang.org/community) so we can help.  If you have any fixes to the process, please send us a PR!
 
 ## Running Unison
 

docs/type-declarations.markdown

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ data DataDeclaration' v a = DataDeclaration {
 
 ## Structural Types
 
-> 👉 These got implemented - it's the default, so there's no `structural` keyword.  
+> 👉 These got implemented - it's the default, so there's no `structural` keyword.
 
 Structural types are defined uniquely by their structure. Every constructor has a unique signature, which intrinsically defines the meaning of the constructor. For example, the following types are identical and interoperable:
 
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The identity of a structural type is determined by normalizing the constructor o
 
 ## Unique types
 
-> 👉 This got implemented - see [here](http://unisonweb.org/docsite/languagereference.html#unique-types).
+> 👉 This got implemented - see [here](https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/language-reference/unique-types/).
 
 Unique types have extrinsic semantics, not completely defined by the constructor types.  Their representation includes a GUID, along with the constructors.  The constructors types need not be unique.  The GUID is typically auto-generated, but can be specified as part of the type declaration, in order to use a textual representation to declare an identical type.
 
@@ -55,9 +55,9 @@ Order of constructors having the same type is stable, but the relative construct
 
 ## Opaque Types
 
-How do we support modularity?  That is, how do we let people expose a 'public API' to their library, and avoid exposing the internals behind it, so that (a) you can keep your library's internal data invariants intact without having to explain them, (b) you're free to change the internals without breaking client code that uses the API, and (c) you can tame complexity in the overall system by decoupling client code from library code?  
+How do we support modularity?  That is, how do we let people expose a 'public API' to their library, and avoid exposing the internals behind it, so that (a) you can keep your library's internal data invariants intact without having to explain them, (b) you're free to change the internals without breaking client code that uses the API, and (c) you can tame complexity in the overall system by decoupling client code from library code?
 
-The key thing is to control access to the introduction and elimination of data types: who is allowed to create, and to pattern-match on, a value of your type?  Both of those necessarily expose the guts of the representation of the type.  
+The key thing is to control access to the introduction and elimination of data types: who is allowed to create, and to pattern-match on, a value of your type?  Both of those necessarily expose the guts of the representation of the type.
 
 An opaque type has a structure and a block of terms that can inspect structure. The hash of those terms is part of the type ID.  They have a flag in the decl so typechecker can prevent access.
 
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Notes re Scala opaque types:
 
 ### Alternative take on opaque types
 
-The thread starting [here](https://unisonlanguage.slack.com/archives/CLKV43YE4/p1565135564409000) makes the case that it's not very 'open world' to force people to change your type's identity in order to add a function which is privileged - i.e. can create and pattern match on values of that type.  
+The thread starting [here](https://unisonlanguage.slack.com/archives/CLKV43YE4/p1565135564409000) makes the case that it's not very 'open world' to force people to change your type's identity in order to add a function which is privileged - i.e. can create and pattern match on values of that type.
 
 An alternative would be to say that, in terms of type identity, opaque types work exactly like unique types.  But that you can annotate terms as being a 'friend' of that type, and so allowed to create / pattern match.  So maybe here's what a term looks like that's a friend of types Foo and Bar:
 
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ This annotation would be metadata attached to the term.  You can get unison to l
 
 ### Private functions
 
-It's not quite true to say that controlling creation and pattern matching is enough for the three aspects of modularity mentioned above.  What about internal library helper functions which could be called in a way that creates data that doesn't respect the invariants?  Or that you might want to change or remove later?  Or that are not at the same semantic level as your API?  So maybe we'd want a `private[Foo]` annotation on terms, which both implies `friend[Foo]`, and can only be referenced from other `friend[Foo]` terms.  
+It's not quite true to say that controlling creation and pattern matching is enough for the three aspects of modularity mentioned above.  What about internal library helper functions which could be called in a way that creates data that doesn't respect the invariants?  Or that you might want to change or remove later?  Or that are not at the same semantic level as your API?  So maybe we'd want a `private[Foo]` annotation on terms, which both implies `friend[Foo]`, and can only be referenced from other `friend[Foo]` terms.
 
 ## Combinations?
 
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ _Structural + Unique:_ No.
 
 _Structural + Opaque:_ No.
 
-_Unique + Opaque:_ Sure why not.  
+_Unique + Opaque:_ Sure why not.
 
 (So note that Opaque implies Unique.)
 
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ data IsOptional
   | OnePlus -- 1 or more, at the end
   deriving Show
 ```
-I still want this to be the same type.  None of the semantics have changed, I just reordered the constructors for readability.  I don't think this would be possible with any of our current proposed type implementations.  Yes, I could create a new unique type, and refactor everything to use that, but that strikes me as unappealing, especially from a code-sharing perspective.  
+I still want this to be the same type.  None of the semantics have changed, I just reordered the constructors for readability.  I don't think this would be possible with any of our current proposed type implementations.  Yes, I could create a new unique type, and refactor everything to use that, but that strikes me as unappealing, especially from a code-sharing perspective.
 
 Thoughts?
 

parser-typechecker/src/Unison/PrintError.hs

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ defaultWidth = 60
 
 -- Various links used in error messages, collected here for a quick overview
 structuralVsUniqueDocsLink :: IsString a => Pretty a
-structuralVsUniqueDocsLink = "https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/language-reference/#unique-types"
+structuralVsUniqueDocsLink = "https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/language-reference/unique-types/"
 
 fromOverHere' ::
   Ord a =>

parser-typechecker/src/Unison/Runtime/IOSource.hs

@@ -538,12 +538,12 @@ metadata.isPropagated = IsPropagated.IsPropagated
 -- A newtype used when embedding term references in a Doc2
 unique[fb488e55e66e2492c2946388e4e846450701db04] type Doc2.Term = Term Any
 
--- Media types for Doc2.Embed. 
+-- Media types for Doc2.Embed.
 -- Somewhat modelled after:
 --   https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/source and
 --   https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/video
 
-unique[ab9344724264495159ec7122d276a6358630403b6a5529e1e5d76bcf] type Doc2.MediaSource 
+unique[ab9344724264495159ec7122d276a6358630403b6a5529e1e5d76bcf] type Doc2.MediaSource
   = { sourceUrl: Text, mimeType: Optional Text }
 
 -- Used with MediaSource to embed videos in a Doc. The `config` field is
@@ -555,7 +555,7 @@ unique[b2ada5dfd4112ca3a7ba0a6483ce3d82811400c56eff8e6eca1b3fbf] type Doc2.Video
     }
 
 -- Useful for embedded data into a Doc, like title, date, tags etc:
-unique[ea60b6205a6b25449a8784de87c113833bacbcdfe32829c7a76985d5] type Doc2.FrontMatter 
+unique[ea60b6205a6b25449a8784de87c113833bacbcdfe32829c7a76985d5] type Doc2.FrontMatter
   = FrontMatter [(Text, Text)]
 
 -- ex: Doc2.term 'List.map
@@ -636,7 +636,7 @@ unique[b7a4fb87e34569319591130bf3ec6e24c9955b6a] type Doc2
   | NumberedList Nat [Doc2]
   -- Section title subelements
   | Section Doc2 [Doc2]
-  -- [our website](https://unisonweb.org) or [blah]({type MyType})
+  -- [our website](https://www.unison-lang.org/) or [blah]({type MyType})
   | NamedLink Doc2 Doc2
   -- image alt-text link caption
   | Image Doc2 Doc2 (Optional Doc2)

unison-cli/src/Unison/CommandLine/Welcome.hs

@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ authorSuggestion =
       [ P.wrap "📜 🪶 You might want to set up your author information next.",
         P.wrap "Type" <> P.hiBlue " create.author" <> " to create an author for this codebase",
         P.group (P.newline <> P.wrap "Read about how to link your author to your code at"),
-        P.wrap $ P.blue "https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/configuration/#setting-default-metadata-like-license-and-author"
+        P.wrap $ P.blue "https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/tooling/configuration/"
       ]
 
 getStarted :: FilePath -> IO (P.Pretty P.ColorText)
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ getStarted dir = do
           P.column2
             [ ("📖", "Type " <> P.hiBlue "help" <> " to list all commands, or " <> P.hiBlue "help <cmd>" <> " to view help for one command"),
               ("🎨", "Type " <> P.hiBlue "ui" <> " to open the Codebase UI in your default browser"),
-              ("📚", "Read the official docs at " <> P.blue "https://unisonweb.org/docs"),
+              ("📚", "Read the official docs at " <> P.blue "https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/"),
               (earth, "Visit Unison Share at " <> P.blue "https://share.unison-lang.org" <> " to discover libraries"),
               ("👀", "I'm watching for changes to " <> P.bold ".u" <> " files under " <> (P.group . P.blue $ P.string dir))
             ]

unison-src/transcripts-using-base/fix2297.output.md

@@ -34,6 +34,6 @@ wat =  handleTrivial testAction -- Somehow this completely forgets about Excepti
   
   Learn more about when to use `structural` vs `unique` in the
   Unison Docs:
-  https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/language-reference/#unique-types
+  https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/language-reference/unique-types/
 
 ```

unison-src/transcripts/fix1696.output.md

@@ -26,6 +26,6 @@ dialog = Ask.provide 'zoot '("Awesome number: " ++ Nat.toText Ask.ask ++ "!")
   
   Learn more about when to use `structural` vs `unique` in the
   Unison Docs:
-  https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/language-reference/#unique-types
+  https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/language-reference/unique-types/
 
 ```

unison-src/transcripts/type-modifier-required.output.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ type Abc = Abc
   
   Learn more about when to use `structural` vs `unique` in the
   Unison Docs:
-  https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/language-reference/#unique-types
+  https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/language-reference/unique-types/
 
 ```
 Abilities needs to be prefixed with either `unique` or `structural`:
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ ability MyAbility where const : a
   
   Learn more about when to use `structural` vs `unique` in the
   Unison Docs:
-  https://www.unisonweb.org/docs/language-reference/#unique-types
+  https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/language-reference/unique-types/
 
 ```
 There should be no errors when `unique` or `structural` is provided:

yaks/easytest/easytest.cabal

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ license-file:  LICENSE
 author:        Paul Chiusano
 maintainer:    Paul Chiusano <paul.chiusano@gmail.com>
 stability:     provisional
-homepage:      http://unisonweb.org
+homepage:      http://unison-lang.org
 bug-reports:   https://github.com/unisonweb/unison/issues
 copyright:     Copyright (C) 2016 Paul Chiusano and contributors
 synopsis:      Simple, expressive testing library