Updated external links to silabs website to use latest version instead of hardcoded version #1601
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Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by feasel0, focuses on updating external links within the README.md file. The primary goal is to replace hardcoded version numbers (specifically 1.0.0) in URLs pointing to Silabs documentation with the keyword latest. This change aims to fix currently broken links, such as those for the ZAP Fundamentals and ZAP User's Guide, and also ensure that other links, like the ones for "What is ZAP?" and "Setup Instructions", remain current and don't break when new versions of the documentation are released.
Highlights
- Link Updates: Several external links in the
README.mdfile that point to Silabs documentation have been updated. - Use of 'latest' version: The hardcoded version number
1.0.0in the documentation URLs has been replaced with the dynamic keywordlatest. - Fix Broken Links: This change specifically addresses and fixes previously broken links for the ZAP Fundamentals and ZAP User's Guide.
- Future-Proofing: By using
latest, the links for "What is ZAP?" and "Setup Instructions" are also updated to automatically point to the most current documentation version going forward.
Changelog
- README.md
- Updated the "What is ZAP?" link (line 9) to use
/latest/instead of/1.0.0/in the URL. - Updated the "Setup Instructions" link (line 23) to use
/latest/instead of/1.0.0/in the URL. - Updated the "ZAP Fundamentals" link (line 35) to use
/latest/instead of/1.0.0/in the URL. - Updated the "ZAP User's Guide" link (line 36) to use
/latest/instead of/1.0.0/in the URL.
- Updated the "What is ZAP?" link (line 9) to use
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Links point to the docs,
Versions change, the path unlocks.
Use 'latest', they're found.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively addresses the issue of broken and potentially outdated links to the Silicon Labs ZAP documentation in the README.md file. Replacing the hardcoded version 1.0.0 with latest in the URLs is a good practice that will help keep these links current and reduce future maintenance. The changes are clear, concise, and directly achieve the stated goal. Well done on proactively improving the documentation!
Summary of Findings
- Improved Link Maintainability: The primary change of updating versioned URLs to use
/latest/significantly improves the maintainability of these documentation links. This proactive step helps prevent future broken links as the SiLabs documentation evolves. - Broken Link Resolution: The PR successfully fixes previously broken links for
ZAP FundamentalsandZAP User's Guide, enhancing the usability of the README for users seeking this information. - Code Clarity and Correctness: The changes are straightforward and correctly implemented. The updated links have been verified to point to valid documentation pages.
Merge Readiness
These changes are beneficial and well-implemented. There are no outstanding issues identified in this review. While I cannot approve the pull request myself, it appears to be in good shape and ready for merging once any other required reviews are complete.
The
ZAP FundamentalsandZAP User's Guidelinks were broken. Changed the URL part from1.0.0tolatestto find the new ones.Also updated the
What is ZAP?andSetup Instructionslinks to latest so that they'll stay current.