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docs: fix links to the openfeature ecosystem page - #432
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Because of the missing slash before the parameters, the site does not perceive the request correctly. The site adds the slash it needs to the request, but ignores the parameters passed. And when clicking on the link from the readme file, the user sees a blank page. This is not a problem_PROBLEM, but if it can be fixed, why not fix it. The problem is reproduced on Chrome and Edge browsers Signed-off-by: Maxim <therb1@mail.com>
beeme1mr
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Feb 5, 2025
Hey @therb1, good catch and thanks for the PR. Could you please also update the link in the hooks section? That's also invalid. |
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therb1
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Feb 5, 2025
No problem, give me couple minutes |
therb1
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Feb 5, 2025
@beeme1mr where did the documentation move? |
fix example hooks url Signed-off-by: Maxim <therb1@mail.com>
therb1
commented
Feb 5, 2025
I corrected the link to hooks. |
This PR
The parameter in the form has changed from
pythontoPython.Now the link from readme.md goes to a blank page.
I also added end_slash to the link, if the site does it, then why not do it right away.
Notes
This is not a problem_PROBLEM, but if it can be fixed, why not fix it.
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Chrome incognito mode