In addition to checking code snippets, yadladoc could detect dead links
This issue proposes to detect links that refers to urls not reachable (unknown host, or returning an HTTP error like a 404)
Given the following markdown in a README.md:
[this host does not exist](https://definitely.not.real)
[this resource cannot be found](https://google.com/definitelynotreal)
[this is ok](https://google.com/)
When running yadladoc check, then it should display the invalid link and exit with an error code:
$ java -jar ydoc.jar README.md
Error [DeadLink]: https://definitely.not.real is unreachable
Error [DeadLink]: https://google.com/definitelynotreal is unreachable
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In addition to checking code snippets, yadladoc could detect dead links
This issue proposes to detect links that refers to urls not reachable (unknown host, or returning an HTTP error like a 404)
Given the following markdown in a README.md:
When running yadladoc check, then it should display the invalid link and exit with an error code:
Behaviour in run mode is open to discussion.