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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon MunGell

Broken hyperlink

Open ndsvw opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

Hello, I found a broken hyperlink:

  • [ ] https://meta.discourse.org/tags/starter-task (file: README.md, status code: 404)

ndsvw avatar May 18 '23 09:05 ndsvw

Hey, @ndsvw i'm interested to resolve this issue can you assign to me? so, i can resolve this issue and contribute in your project.. i hope you will give me this opportunity.

KetanParmar02 avatar Jun 01 '23 16:06 KetanParmar02

Hi @KetanParmar02, this is not my project, so I can't assign the issue to you. But I guess, you could just fix this issue (create a pull request with the fix) as long as you follow the rules of this project..

BTW: If you are experimenting with how to contribute to GitHub projects / how pull request work and are looking for more issues like this (about broken links), the issues I opened in these projects during the last month could be interesting:

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ndsvw avatar Jun 01 '23 20:06 ndsvw

can you suggest me what should I do next now??

KetanParmar02 avatar Jun 02 '23 00:06 KetanParmar02

What you want to do is creating a pull request. This is a video about it.

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Clone the fork
  3. Create a new branch and name it like you want (e.g. "linkfix")
  4. Fix the broken link in a text editor of your choice. Save the file..
  5. Create a commit with a message that you fixed the hyperlink and mention "#1294" so that one knows that it's about this issue.
  6. Push the commit to your fork of the project
  7. Go to GitHub and open the page of your fork. There should be a yellow notification asking you to create a pull request. Do that..
  8. Wait until the project owner(s) accept your pull request

ndsvw avatar Jun 02 '23 18:06 ndsvw