Exclude gpodder from lychee #116
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Take default arguments (https://github.com/lycheeverse/lychee-action/blob/master/action.yml) and add exclude.
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If this is the case and we don't have any reason to expect improvements or means to improve the situation, I'd say we should create a mirror and link to that. Because if the page isn't available on a regular base, why should we link there? Its not reliably useful to our users. |
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It's regularly offline but often still works. But you have a good point. I just realised that the link only exists in our Readme file - not very prominent. A mirror is probably not worth it. I guess that (instead of adjusting lychee) we could:
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@keunes Using archive.org was basically what I meant by "mirroring", I didn't want to host a mirror on our own. But I wasn't sure about the state of archive.org at the moment and didn't knew if there is already a copy there. But if there is, we should probably link there. Github would be also fine. I think our project is heavily inspired by GPodder and dropping the link is something I wouldn't be comfortable with. I also think we should promote the link to our Website in order to appreciate their work :) |
Since v2 (#105), Lychee-action automatically fails a PR if a link-check doesn't work. Probably a good thing, though we have one particular website that will often fail. Therefore excluding that website.
Doing via exclude argument rather than creating a
.lychee-ignorefile because (at this point) we're only excluding a single site (and adding a file is polluting more than helpful).