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Is it possible to auto-fix or auto format those files after an edit? (especially when using github for editing) |
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Should we really automatically add a new commit to PRs? -- Fixing some linting issues is possible. Fixing broken links not. I would not do that, because it's uncommon (isn't it?). Similar discussion for checkstyle versus Refaster |
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Removed the link check. Will add it in a follow-up PR. Everything else is working now. Had to fix some more linting issues. |
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We have Markdown files, where linting issues and wrong links could be contained. This PR adds a check for it. And also fixes issues of it.