Documentation broken link: Internal link: /content/docs/website

[gabek]

Broken link found in Owncast documentation

First, please verify that this link or asset is actually broken by testing the correct page that is in production at https://owncast.online. Then you can fix or remove the broken link Internal link: /content/docs/website from content/docs/_index.md.

However, this is a link internal to the site. So make sure you understand how the site is organized using Hugo, our static site generator.

You can find the Owncast documentation site repository at https://github.com/owncast/owncast.github.io, and that is where you would make any fixes to broken links, or documentation in general. Thank you for helping improve our documentation!

Open documentation repository in editor

Source file: https://github.com/owncast/owncast.github.io/tree/master/content/docs/_index.md

• Failed: Cannot find file

[github-actions]

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[vvu11]

Hi I would like to work on this issue, please assign to me

[vvu11]

actually, it seems as though the links are all working on the website. It does show an error on github when I attempted to click on them on content/docs/_index.md

[gabek]

Thanks for looking! This process is automated and opens these when a check fails, so it's always important to check it first. Thanks for doing so!