Any alternate method to view the latest drafts or PRs

[PhilipOakley]

I tend to use the GitHub interface to propose items in the light reading section.

The README has a multi-step Linux approach to viewing the drafts. Is there a way of directly viewing a draft proposed / saved changes during the edit (I'm mainly on Git-for-Windows)? e.g. some special version of the edit's link address

Also, could the README include details of how to get to the released rev_news editions, i.e. getting from /_posts/2022-01-31-edition-83.markdown to https://git.github.io/rev_news/2022/01/31/edition-83/ ?

I could suggest some words along the lines of look to the _posts directory and then re-arrange the markdown filename to match the release..

Meanwhile the https://github.com/git/git.github.io/blob/master/rev_news/archive.md file has a bad link (404) to the "About" - which should it be - e.g. the top level README or https://git.github.io/about/ ?

[chriscool]

Sorry for the slow answer. Honestly I don't know much about Jekyll and how it works even on Linux, and I hardly ever use it.

So I think it's OK if you (or anyone else actually) send PRs that haven't been tried with Jekyll. We will figure out something if there are discrepancies between what is expected and what's actually displayed on the site. Maybe we should say that in the README.

Thanks for your PR to update the link and for your interest in improving the site!