Automatically check URL validity #621
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Hi @haesleinhuepf,
This PR closes #3. The script creates a
logfile to store all urls with the information if the checks passed or failed plus the corresponding status number. The corresponding GitHub action should run this every three months and create an Issue with all the urls that did not pass the check. However, not all urls that did not pass the check are automatically not working. Because of connection / request problems during this automatic access. Meaning, the ones that did not pass the check would need to be tried out manually again if they are really not working. I tried to minimise the number of these entries as much as possible, right now it would be 23 entries that are still failing, but not all are outdated.Let me know if this is oki or if I should change something to make it even more selective.
Best,
Mara