At some point, Twitter redesigned their API documentation, and changed the URL structure they used for each page. Naturally, this broke every link i put in my docs that pointed to their site.
Fortunately, they made it easy to figure out whether a link is going to be redirected: They also changed the subdomain that the docs are served at. The new domain is developer.twitter.com, whereas the old one was just dev.twitter.com. A quick rg -trust "dev\.twitter\.com" and rg -tmarkdown "dev\.twitter\.com" tells me that a few dozen links to old docs are hanging around somewhere on this repo. It would be worth fixing all these links so they don't get redirected to somewhere mostly unrelated to what i was trying to point at.
At some point, Twitter redesigned their API documentation, and changed the URL structure they used for each page. Naturally, this broke every link i put in my docs that pointed to their site.
Fortunately, they made it easy to figure out whether a link is going to be redirected: They also changed the subdomain that the docs are served at. The new domain is
developer.twitter.com, whereas the old one was justdev.twitter.com. A quickrg -trust "dev\.twitter\.com"andrg -tmarkdown "dev\.twitter\.com"tells me that a few dozen links to old docs are hanging around somewhere on this repo. It would be worth fixing all these links so they don't get redirected to somewhere mostly unrelated to what i was trying to point at.