Validate pull requests with Travis about awesome-autohotkey HOT 16 CLOSED

Interesting idea.

Does it check if links with Anchors also work properly? For example the link https://github.com/dkhamsing/awesome_bot#installation will continue to work if you change "installation" to "setup" in your readme.md but a browser will no longer jump to the correct section of the page, so there is no 404 but it is a "faulty" link.

Sometimes when forums change the anchors change and linking to a specific post can be useful if there are multiple versions posted in a thread.

edit: the same applies for this readme.md - we need to insert manual Anchor html tags to keep the table of contents at the top working correctly, a mistake is easily made.

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Hi unfortunately it does not support anchor detection

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I currently just manually double check the markdown before approving pull requests. I do some fixing if it is needed.

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👍

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This tool is great to check if all the links are still valid, in case a project is renamed (redirected) or deleted 😃

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For example, this link no longer works http://www.autohotkey.net/~Micha/AutohotkeyCE/html/

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Ahhh ok, just thinking there might be possible conflicts with historical.md
Anyhow, seems cool :)

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also no longer working

• https://github.com/tinku99/ahklisp
• https://github.com/tinku99/embedpython

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ah cool that you keep old stuff in historical.md

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anyway, let me know if you're interested or feel free to close this issue if not
it's all good

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I say we add it, perhaps @hoppfrosch and @vasili111 can chime in as well.

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I am neutral. I'll go with whichever.

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I also think it makes sense, adding it ...:thumbsup:

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Since there are no objections within reasonable time, we should add it

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Did as awesome-bot described: "If you are interested, connect this repo to https://travis-ci.org/ and add a .travis.yml file to the project."

I created a test branch - and created a pull request: awesome_bot works like a charme (see: #72)

Now all issues, reposted by awesome_bot should be removed ... ;-)

Closes #66

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I think it is good idea to add it :)

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