Great spot! You need to go to the action that is triggered whenever an Issue or PR is created. In that action spot the message, and the link will be there. Let me know if you need anything else.

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Thank you for raising this issue 👍

I think this link has been fixed in the gh-action-community repo where most of the Action code exists. I did not deploy it yet, let me deploy it now.

But there are also other things that need updating too... it is possible to search our Org repos for EddieJaoudeCommunity, for example on this repo https://github.com/EddieHubCommunity/hacktoberfest-practice/search?q=EddieJaoudeCommunity

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I deployed the code, let's create a new test issue and see if it works 🤓 EddieHubCommunity/gh-action-community#71

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I think I fixed it #284. Feel free to raise a test issue and check.

But this will now need fixing in all our Org repos, here are the changes I made to use the updated Action https://github.com/EddieHubCommunity/hacktoberfest-practice/blob/main/.github/workflows/community.yml

Any questions let me know.

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Hi @adityaraute, Thanks for your instruction. Now, I know how it works. Let me explore more about it.

Hi @eddiejaoude, Thanks for helping me to fix this issue.

I think this kind of issue occurs when we rename the repository. I think there are 2 ways to prevent such kind of issue:

_ The first one: I've not known if there's any feature to make the referenced link change automatically (just like to refer to a variable in any programming language). I watched the video Eddie talks about how to change the URL of origin so I think we can change the URL manually only.

_ The second one: I'll explore to make a script to count all refer URL we need to check for preventing this issue like this. If you know any, please let me know.

Thanks

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This type of change does not usually happen, so I think it is not worth worrying too much about.

Another alternative would have been to use sub domains that redirect as these would change, for example we have

• discord.eddiehub.org
• github.eddiehub.org
  ...

I will close this issue for now. Thanks again for highlighting this issue 👍

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