I'd like to share my experience with Lychee. I came across it yesterday and integrated it into my project. While it was helpful in identifying some broken links, it also generated some false positives (links that appear broken but function correctly). I'm still exploring the tool's functionality to potentially fine-tune its accuracy.
On a separate note, I encountered a permissions issue when trying to open new issues.
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What feature?
I believe that it will be a great idea to setup a GitHub action that runs periodically and checks for broken links.
Github action to check for broken links in Markdown, HTML, and text files using Lychee, a fast link checker written in Rust.
Here is a full example of a GitHub workflow file:
It will check all repository links once per day and create an issue in case of errors.
I'd like to share my experience with Lychee. I came across it yesterday and integrated it into my project. While it was helpful in identifying some broken links, it also generated some false positives (links that appear broken but function correctly). I'm still exploring the tool's functionality to potentially fine-tune its accuracy.
On a separate note, I encountered a permissions issue when trying to open new issues.
I hope this helps
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here is an example from my own project:![image](https://github.com/rupali-codes/LinksHub/assets/25883220/9a469ddc-ab35-4062-a475-67ca6a3f6bce)
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