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Site documentation section links always point to https://jekyllrb.com #5281
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… to the "jekyllrb.com" website, this means that users testing changes might get confused because they will see the official external website instead of their local website upon clicking those links.
@jekyll/documentation |
Hi.. Update: Nah. Not a good idea as _config.yml would get chucked into their PR as well. |
@parkr, jekyllbot commented twice here. Once without description, then again with proper description when another user (myself) commented. |
I guess we could use a |
Maybe the changes on this pull request won't do any harm, only the links on the documentation section have the It's a good idea for someone that knows how the site is hosted to look at this pull request just to make sure this won't break the links on the official website. Another option is to just accept the pull request and check the site after rebuild, if something is wrong, revert. |
This works fine for me! LGTM. /cc @jekyll/documentation |
LOL, @jekyllbot. 😄 |
@jekyllbot: merge +site 🤷 |
@Anthony-Gaudino it's fine on http://jekyllrb.com/ ❤️ thanks! |
On the site documentation section, links to documentation sections always point to the
jekyllrb.com
website, this means that users testing changes might get confused because they will see the official external website page instead of their local website upon clicking those links.Please check if this change doesn't break the links on the official website on
https://jekyllrb.com
before accepting the pull request.@jekyll/documentation