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Hmm when I go to your repo/branch, those images don't come up, still looks broken for me. |
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| path2raster = "https://github.com/rasterio/rasterio/raw/9953b28225db3b01193c94b1442d34b828d374aa/tests/data/RGB2.byte.tif" | ||
| path2raster = "https://github.com/JuliaGeo/Geo.jl/issues/20#issuecomment-3300557361" |
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This links to an issue comment, it should rather link to the URL of the image I think?
Or we can have a JuliaGeoWebAssets repo that hosts all of this stuff, then just use raw.githubusercontent.com links.
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This link 404s when I click on it
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An assets folder would definitely bloat the repo. But a separate repo is very doable |
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Is there a way to automate this, such that the images are generated on the fly? I would be useful as a sanity check that it's behaving as advertised. I did some googling but didn't readily find anything. If not I can create a JuliaGeoAssets repot. I think it's important for users to see visualizations up front. |
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Hmm could get images from the doc build if we save to public/ too. It's a bit hacky but not bad |
This is an attempt to fix broken links to images in ReadMe that are hosted in a closed issue.