To ensure we are correctly linking to our own documentation site, where we do update links frequently, we should find a way to routinely check for any broken links. One possible approach would be to find a way using GitHub actions.
We want this to run regularly (e.g. once a day). However, we don't want this to be triggered on every commit (too frequent and this may slow down our CI build time) or when we only change markdown files (may not be frequent enough).
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To ensure we are correctly linking to our own documentation site, where we do update links frequently, we should find a way to routinely check for any broken links. One possible approach would be to find a way using GitHub actions.
We want this to run regularly (e.g. once a day). However, we don't want this to be triggered on every commit (too frequent and this may slow down our CI build time) or when we only change markdown files (may not be frequent enough).
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