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Broken link on installation page for bundled app #5183
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See napari/napari.github.io#365, but there is about 92 broken links. Like just in your screenshot "as a Python package instead", should also be a link. |
Note that this is far from the only broken link, in the same issue, the screenshot shows "as a Python package instead" that should also be a link. A quick way to see the number of non-existing links woudl be: $ rg 'class="xref myst"' | cut -f1 -d: |cut -f1-2 -d'/' | uniq -c | sort -n 1 0.4.16/plugins 1 dev/plugins 2 0.4.15/index.html 2 0.4.16/index.html 2 0.4.16/tutorials 4 0.4.16/roadmaps 5 0.4.16/plugins 6 0.4.15/plugins 7 0.4.15/tutorials 8 0.4.16/roadmaps 9 0.4.15/developers 9 0.4.16/developers 12 0.4.15/guides 12 0.4.15/roadmaps 12 0.4.16/guides Therefore there are potentially plenty of other links to fix in already released version.
Ah, so many broken links! @Carreau Is there an issue already created to track all those broken links? Thanks for the quick PR to fix this one 😄 |
no, there is not. the question is: do we want to fix broken links in old
stable, or should we only ensure that new links are valid in future
releases.
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an issue already created to track all those broken links? Thanks for the
quick PR to fix this one 😄
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Good question! I don't know, but maybe best to create an issue to track it and then we can gather feedback on that issue to make a decision? The reason I found this was because a user was trying to install napari and had trouble finding the right instructions, so for right now, it is a problem for the stable docs, but I imagine that with time, this will become less of an issue. I would like to hear what others think. |
I mean broken links are obviously bad, so fixing them is good. But this can be semi-dealt with via a warning that the docs are out-dated, see napari/docs#82 |
Cool! Good to see #5008 going forward. Since 0.4.17 will be released soon, maybe the warning banner is more practical. Either way, I really like that proposed addition. |
This is fixed in every version of the live page on napari.org (0.4.15, 16, 17, and dev). |
📚 Documentation
There is "click here" text on this page that does not link anywhere.
https://napari.org/stable/tutorials/fundamentals/installation.html#prerequisites-for-installing-napari-as-a-bundled-app
"Click here to see instructions for installing the bundled app."
The "Click here" text should link to the bundled app installation section below on the same page (https://napari.org/stable/tutorials/fundamentals/installation.html#install-as-a-bundled-app).
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