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Fix a bunch of broken links #4466

Closed jesserockz closed 1 week ago

jesserockz commented 1 week ago

Description:

Related issue (if applicable): fixes

Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable): esphome/esphome#

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 week ago

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a series of URL redirection rules primarily utilizing HTTP status code 301 for permanent redirects. Key changes include the redirection of various sensor component pages, device pages for ESP8266 and ESP32, and cookbook entries to new paths. Additionally, the changelog files for multiple ESPHome versions have been updated to reflect component path changes, new features, and integrations, while the contributing and DIY guides have received minor updates to URLs and content.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
_redirects Added multiple URL redirection rules for sensor components, device pages, and cookbook entries.
changelog/2022.1.0.rst Updated component path for Midea IR Climate from components/climate/ir_climate to components/climate/climate_ir.
changelog/2023.12.0.rst Introduced new components like ENS160, GT911, and Pylontech batteries; added pin reuse validation.
changelog/2023.9.0.rst Modified LightWaveRF component path; added new components and noted breaking changes.
changelog/v1.12.0.rst Updated MCP23017 component path; included new features and breaking changes.
changelog/v1.13.0.rst Added new components like TTP229 and binary sensor map; highlighted codebase refactor.
changelog/v1.14.0.rst Introduced WiFi captive portal component and Visual Studio Code plugin; noted breaking changes.
changelog/v1.15.0.rst Documented new features and integrations; emphasized community contributions and CI/CD updates.
guides/contributing.rst Updated URL for esphome-docs container image; made minor text formatting adjustments.
guides/diy.rst Removed a blog post entry and expanded sections with new links and contributions.

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