The benefit of using ref/relref is that broken links are detected at build time. The benefit of using relref is that links are relative, so files can be opened from the file system in the browser and still work.
I've used global search-replace a lot so mistakes could have been made, the only broken links that I could find are the links towards the missing fragments in the /ref (api docs), seems that the ADRs point to objects that are no longer present in the API.
The benefit of using
ref
/relref
is that broken links are detected at build time. The benefit of usingrelref
is that links are relative, so files can be opened from the file system in the browser and still work.I've used global search-replace a lot so mistakes could have been made, the only broken links that I could find are the links towards the missing fragments in the
/ref
(api docs), seems that the ADRs point to objects that are no longer present in the API.