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Hi,
this pull request add a GitHub actions to check links in the README.
This is just a check with the awesome-bot.
I tried it on my fork, and you can see the result here
There is only a 404, lot of 301 because of en ending /, some 302 and 303, and some duplicates URL (called dupes).
For the moment, I call
awesome_bot README.md --skip-save-results
but we could easily add other options :--allow-dupe
Duplicate URLs are allowed--white-list
[urls] Comma separated URLs to white list--allow
[errors] Status code errors to allow--allow-redirect
Redirected URLs are allowedetc, etc. (please see the doc in the awesome_bot repo).
Of course, we could also change the
on
part of the action (I set it topush
,pull_request
andworkflow_dispatch
, but we may prefer something else)Let me know what you think :)