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I just noticed a broken link, and since the whole list of projects is in single yaml file, I thought we could simply scan then automatically.
Could be done in any language really, but I just wrote a few lines of Python:
import yaml, requests
for k, v in d.items():
resp = requests.get(v['url'])
if resp.status_code != 200:
print("{} not found".format(k))
speclj not found
lein_diagnostics not found
sayid not found
Could it be automated I think as part of the build process?
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Having a script to check dead links is a good idea. Automating it is a touch harder, because you don't want to delete a project if its website is only temporarily down. I think I'd want to make actually removing dead links a manual process.
Yes well I think the script should not remove things automatically, simply run periodically to check for broken links and send a notification for example.
Not sure how to do that as part of this project though, it's a bit tricky.
I just noticed a broken link, and since the whole list of projects is in single yaml file, I thought we could simply scan then automatically.
Could be done in any language really, but I just wrote a few lines of Python:
Could it be automated I think as part of the build process?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: