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@Rick-Anderson @wadepickett @tdykstra ... We're getting more "broken link" build issues for links that aren't broken. First, it was Docker Hub cross-links that were throwing 401, 404, and 405 GET errors on their page load. Apparently, the build system didn't like it too much because it threw the broken link warning on builds. I fixed those with a code-fenced link, and I opened an issue with the Docker Hub folks to ask them about their page errors and left a tracking HTML comment in our article(s). I'll return to the Docker Hub link situation in '24 and try to re-institute a normal markdown cross-link if they fix their page errors. Today on this PR, it's throwing for Can I Use cross-links ...
That page only seems to break here because MalwareBytes blocks the Google Tag Manager script that they're using. If the build system is also blocking that script, it might explain why it's reporting a broken link. I'm not going to try and address this. I'll let the warning go. However, it might be worth the SiteHelp folks looking at it to figure out exactly why it's throwing and to let us know. We could be seeing a pattern develop here, and it would be nice to understand what scenarios result in the build system choking on a link that really isn't broken. |
Addresses #31029
Addresses #28161
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