`dstack` docs often contain broken links that hurt the user experience. To prevent broken links, these measures are suggested: - [x] Build docs in strict mode (`mkdocs build -s`) so that pipelines fail if there are broken links - [ ] Ensure they do actually fail on broken links (didn't fail [here](https://github.com/dstackai/dstack/pull/2171#discussion_r1901731463)) - [x] Build docs in pull request pipelines (without publishing or with publishing to a staging environment) to prevent merging changes that break links - [x] In doc files, only use local links and avoid using full self-referencing URLs (`https://dstack.ai/docs/...`) - [ ] See if building in strict mode fails when there are broken anchor links. If not, come up with a solution - [ ] See if there are solutions to check external links when building
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[Docs] Prevent broken links in dstack docs #1603 (review suggestions)
Improve docs (#2135)
github-actions commentedon Feb 3, 2025
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Improve docs (dstackai#2135)
Improve docs (dstackai#2135)
Improve docs (dstackai#2135)
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github-actions commentedon Jun 5, 2025
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