In #2820, we added a workflow that shows all the broken links in this repository and, most likely, on our website as well. Ideally, we'll add this workflow to PRs, but first, we need to fix the existing broken ones.
The existing workflow only tells us where the broken links are; now we need to perform an assessment and decide on a case-by-case scenario if:
- We should add an exception because it's failing locally but not on the website
- The link should be replaced by a more up-to-date link
- The link doesn't exist, there's no replacement, and therefore, we should use a link from the Internet Archive.
I'm still not sure how to organize this work, but I can see us breaking this whole problem into multiple smaller tasks. Let's discuss how to solve the problem before opening PRs :)
In #2820, we added a workflow that shows all the broken links in this repository and, most likely, on our website as well. Ideally, we'll add this workflow to PRs, but first, we need to fix the existing broken ones.
The existing workflow only tells us where the broken links are; now we need to perform an assessment and decide on a case-by-case scenario if:
I'm still not sure how to organize this work, but I can see us breaking this whole problem into multiple smaller tasks. Let's discuss how to solve the problem before opening PRs :)