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Without checking against all available resources (a potentially time consuming task) we could assert that the third path position be a value in the set [book, help, dict, man, bundle]. e.g. rc://.../.../book.
This will leave the language code and resource id susceptible to invalid values, however I believe such cases will be rare when the resource type has been properly indicated.
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Story
As a user I want rc links to be validated so that I know to fix broken links.
Links must adhere to the specification outlined at http://resource-container.readthedocs.io/en/latest/linking.html.
Notes
The bad links should be listed in the warning dialog on the Door43 page for the project.
Example
For example there are a whole bunch of broken links in tl_tn. See links.txt for a list of invalid links and their file locations.
To illustrate, here's a sample broken link from the uploaded file:
The proper form of this link is the following:
Validation
The link requirements are described at http://resource-container.readthedocs.io/en/latest/linking.html.
Below is a basic illustration of a valid link structure.
Without checking against all available resources (a potentially time consuming task) we could assert that the third path position be a value in the set
[book, help, dict, man, bundle]
. e.g.rc://.../.../book
.This will leave the language code and resource id susceptible to invalid values, however I believe such cases will be rare when the resource type has been properly indicated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: