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Right now when doing a large (or even small!) reorganization of content, it's hard to track that every page has been redirected to it's new home. While hugo does a great job of checking that existing links within docs work, it has no way of knowing about nonexistant links from documents that were moved or deleted.
we should add a CI test that addresses this:
written in node
able to run both locally and in CI
takes a snapshot of all production URLs and runs them against a branch
reports all 404s and redirects
There's an existing set of URL map creating and URL map checking scripts that could be used as a functional model of what we're going for.
this work will not only benefit Medic teammates but the larger community for when changes are made.
Right now when doing a large (or even small!) reorganization of content, it's hard to track that every page has been redirected to it's new home. While hugo does a great job of checking that existing links within docs work, it has no way of knowing about nonexistant links from documents that were moved or deleted.
we should add a CI test that addresses this:
There's an existing set of URL map creating and URL map checking scripts that could be used as a functional model of what we're going for.
this work will not only benefit Medic teammates but the larger community for when changes are made.
cc @esthermmoturi
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