Fix broken link for getting started#288
Fix broken link for getting started#288AnSavvides wants to merge 3 commits intoDjangoGirls:masterfrom
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It looks like there are four entries for `how_internet_works` (one each for English, Spanish, Polish & Ukrainian?) - I am defaulting to the English one.
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👍 Good spot. |
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❓ Looking at this a bit more it seems that when browsing the docs on github this fixes the broken link, but I think gitbook works out the language for us and sets up the right link? @bmispelon would know more, I think. |
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Aha! I see! Let's see what @bmispelon has to say then. I will try entice him with some emoji: 🐱 🐍 |
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Is there a chance to correct |
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Sure thing! Makes perfect sense :P |
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@kerstin that's all done :) |
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Cool! I just remembered there was something about this at some point in the past, so went looking for it after I wrote my comment. It's #119 though I don't know what the exact problems (plural) were that were referred to in that issue except for broken links IF someone, somewhere had previously linked to only that one chapter. (Which I honestly think is unlikely, or at least wouldn't affect a myriad of people.) Edit: Maybe that was about the rest of @bmispelon's pull request? (Not that single rename?) |
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Ah! Well, let's wait and see what @bmispelon and/or @olasitarska think :) |
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Ok, so we have two things here. ⚡ First is changing the link - I can't merge that. The links in gitbook are relative and are generated during build time. I have checked them - they work properly on gitbook. They won't always work properly here, especially for the main README.md file. ⚡ The second thing is adding the "the" in how_the_internet_works. I have added this in 80b38f1. I am closing this pull request. Thank you all! |
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It looks like there are four entries for
how_internet_works(one each for English, Spanish, Polish & Ukrainian?) - I am defaulting to the English one.DjangoSprintLondon