Fix posts URL failures in link checker#868
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Love the solution. Thanks @banesullivan.
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thank you @banesullivan !!! |
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CI's link checker fails on every new blog post. HTMLProofer and lychee fetch the absolute self-URL emitted by
_layouts/single.html(https://www.pyopensci.org/blog/<post>.html) before the page is deployed, so they 404. Excluding the self-domain in both tools clears the false failures.Separately,
_config.ymllisted_postsunderinclude:. Jekyll already collects_postsas a built-in, so every post was processed twice and the build emitted "destination shared by multiple files" warnings. Removing the duplicate entry clears them.Link checkers will no longer flag internal links written as absolute
https://www.pyopensci.org/...URLs. Internal links should use relative paths anyway and are validated against the local_sitebuild.