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doc: autogenerated links with 404 status #17637
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Manually linked links shouldn't be matched. But also: uname should be pointed to http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/uname.1.html, shouldn't it? And curl's manpage is fixed to one section, always updated. Maybe remove the section? |
It seems they are matched because of bottom reference format: I am not well aware of UNIX manpages system, those manual URLs were advised by other collaborators, so I only have alerted the issue here, sorry) Feel free to fix in any appropriate way) |
Maybe we should just change |
See also #17694 |
The change to word boundary was breaking many doc pages. This reverts the word boundary back to space. Fixes: nodejs#17637 Fixes: nodejs#17694 Refs: nodejs#17479
Maybe replace word boundary |
The change to word boundary was breaking many doc pages. This replace the word boundary with a matching group of space or beginning of line. Fixes: nodejs#17637 Fixes: nodejs#17694 Refs: nodejs#17479
Hmmmm, so I didn't think #17724 would fix this (was focusing on the child process doc issue when landing), but looks like it did locally on my machine. Are other people seeing this too? You can verify by checking for |
As per the last nightly, this seems to be fixed as well. Thanks!) |
There are some links in the docs that get 404 recently:
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/curl.1.html in repl.html (1 link).
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/uname.3.html in os.html (3 links).
They are wrongly rendered:
They have been fixed with manually added URLs in #10244 and #15463, but have been reverted to autogenerated URLs (with autogenerated URLs being prioritized/rewritten above manual URLs) in the #17479
cc @DiegoRBaquero and @apapirovski as maybe more well-informed about the
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