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I'm running under macOS, with these versions: ```console $ nvm current v16.13.0 $ npm --version 8.4.0 $ npm ls linkinator opentelemetry-specification@ /Users/chalin/git/lf/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-specification └── [email protected] ``` I'm using linkinator to check...

### What is the requirement? Add support for JS based config file like .js, .mjs & .cjs ### What are the detailed changes? - In `config.ts` added following functions -...

pkg is throwing errors during the build process, gumming up the release pipeline: https://github.com/JustinBeckwith/linkinator/runs/4241457680?check_suite_focus=true Blocking bug is opened on pkg here: https://github.com/vercel/pkg/issues/1404 Which was dup'd against: https://github.com/vercel/pkg/issues/1291 Will continue to...

bug

Recently I was using config file and was trying to use `urlRewriteExperssion` options by specifying regex, JSON doesn't accept all the regex parameters in the text JSON invalidates the string...

enhancement

We have a link that is broken on our site. It was missing a forward slash `href="some/page"` if you open it in a new tab it works but if you...

needs more info

Would it be possible to support functionality similar to the following library ([https://github.com/tcort/link-check](https://github.com/tcort/link-check))? That is, simply checking whether URL is valid or dead, without interacting with the site.

enhancement

With the `JUNIT` format you can add it e.g. on Gitlab CI and get something like this: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/979121/166890801-9ab2e4a3-078f-4dc4-af35-fc7a22dd2040.png)

Today `gaxios` quietly follows redirects. Folks may want to see this as a warning, so we should show that info and give an option to make that show up as...

enhancement

Relative URLs without prefix of "./" get a 404. For example: `` in http://localhost:8080/apps/web reports this error: http://localhost:8080/apps/web [404] http://localhost:8080/apps/harmonograph The link works in the browser resolving to the current...