Add recipe for remapping GitHub URLs to a commit - #159
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Documents how to use --remap so links to files that only exist on a feature branch pass CI link checks, by rewriting default-branch URLs to the checked commit (the merge commit in PR workflows). Closes #144.
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Quite happy with this, thanks @mre !
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Thanks. At some point we still should think about restructuring our docs (#143), but it's probably best to not make this a blocker and merge in the changes as we go to help more users. :) |
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Adds a docs recipe explaining how to use
--remapso links to files that only exist on a feature branch pass CI link checks.It rewrites default-branch GitHub URLs (e.g.
/blob/main) to the commit being checked — the merge commit in pull request workflows — so a not-yet-merged file resolves, while deleted or moved files are still correctly flagged. Includes a copy-pasteable GitHub Actions example usinggithub.shaandgithub.repository.Closes #144.