Update ballot-initiative.md #181
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Updating link to new project repo.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on maintaining the accuracy of project documentation by updating a critical link. It ensures that the 'VoteCatcher' project's GitHub repository URL is current, directing users and contributors to the correct and active codebase location. This change is essential for discoverability and proper referencing of the project.
Highlights
- GitHub Link Update: The
github_linkfor the 'VoteCatcher' project within theballot-initiative.mdfile has been updated to point to a new repository URL. - Repository Relocation: The project's codebase is now referenced at
https://github.com/civictechdc/votecatcher, replacing the oldhttps://github.com/Civic-Tech-Ballot-Inititiave/Ballot-Initiativelink.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the GitHub repository link for the VoteCatcher project. The change in the front matter is correct, but I've pointed out in a comment that a second, hardcoded link in the same file was missed and should also be updated to point to the new repository. Updating this will ensure all links are consistent and point to the active project.
| image: project_thumbnails/ballot-initiative.png | ||
| image_alt_text: Handwritten PDF scans being converted into machine-readable format | ||
| github_link: https://github.com/Civic-Tech-Ballot-Inititiave/Ballot-Initiative | ||
| github_link: https://github.com/civictechdc/votecatcher |
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Thanks for updating the repository link in the front matter. However, I noticed there is another hardcoded link to the GitHub repository on line 71 of this file that still points to the old URL. Please update it as well to ensure consistency.
For better maintainability, you could consider replacing the hardcoded URL on line 71 with {{ page.github_link }}. This would source the link from this front matter variable, meaning it would only need to be updated in one place in the future.
Updating link to new project repo.