URL on error message takes me to a domain that has expired

[dkelll]

Summary

On fresh install, when I receive an error about my Java version and click the recommended link that says "For more information, see Set Your Java Version", the link takes me to a Cloudflare domain that has expired.

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Make sure you don't have a valid version of Java installed; Fresh-install VS Code and the SFDX Extension Pack
2. Close VS Code and re-open it. Once the extensions have loaded, receive an error about having an unsupported Java Version (receiving the error is intended in this step)
3. Click the hyperlink that says "...see Set Your Java Version" which opens the Cloudflare page that says the domain has expired.

Expected result

I should be taken to the Salesforce Extensions for Visual Studio Code -> Getting Started -> Java Setup page

Actual result

Receive a message from Cloudflare:

salesforcedx-vscode.com has expired. If you are the owner, log in to Cloudflare for domain renewal options.

Additional information

• This is a fresh install (brand new mbp)
• Actual screenshot of Cloudflare message:

Salesforce Extension Version in VS Code: v52.17.0

SFDX CLI Version: NA

OS and version: MacOS Big Sur 11.6 MBP 16", 2019

[uip-robot-zz]

This issue has been linked to a new work item: W-10054428

[smaddox-sf]

Thank you for submitting this @dkelll ! Here's the page it should have sent you to: https://developer.salesforce.com/tools/vscode/en/getting-started/java-setup

@sbudhirajadoc - Can you take a look at this broken link?

[randi274]

@sbudhirajadoc we might have this issue in a few places actually, since that domain has expired. In each of the packages, we have For documentation, visit the Salesforce Extensions for Visual Studio Code documentation site., which links to https://forcedotcom.github.io/salesforcedx-vscode (redirects to http://salesforcedx-vscode.com/).