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In the clojure-doc repo, I see that /readme.md and /content/md/articles/about.md are nearly identical. I was working on cleaning up some links that currently 404 (looks like maybe a restructure broke the links), and I just want to be sure that there isn't an automated sync between those files or anything that I'll mess up if I PR changes to both files to sync them up and address the 404s.
I believe they should be identical. I copy one to the other. The README is a copy of about, just so the project repo has a semi-useful page.
About should be considered the "master"... So, PR against that is okay, not against README
how about if I include the sync up of the README into the PR (basically just doing the copy as part of the PR)... I'm talking tiny little things like including 'https://' in front of a link address
I'll just copy the update about to README before I deploy. If rather not have changes in both.
oh nevermind... I missed the comment about the working links, and some of the links don't seem like they'll work in both places, so I was trying to fix something that wasn't entirely fixable 😞
I double-checked README and About and at some point a different bad link had been fixed in each so they were no longer the same and they both had a bad link 😞 Fixed!