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fix(docs): check raw HTML links and #fragments in the site check - #28
The post-build site check let real breakage through. It read links with a regex that only matched double-quoted attributes, so a single-quoted raw HTML link was never checked. Full URLs pointing back into the site were skipped. Links to a #fragment were never compared with the ids on the target page, so a dead anchor passed.
Change
.github/scripts/site-check.py is replaced with the current shared version. It parses the HTML (any quoting, entities, nothing read from scripts or inline code), checks same-site full URLs and every #fragment, fails on a copy button outside the site and on a missing site_url plus canonical link, and reads plugin keys the way Zensical does.
The concurrency comment in docs.yml no longer claims the newest push always deploys last; GitHub does not promise queue order.
The documentation label used by the Dependabot pip entry for /docs did not exist, so it was created. Dependabot skips labels that are missing.
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zensical build --clean --strict: exit 0, no issues.
New site check on the built site: site-check: 6 pages, 0 errors, prefix /ePubLangMerger/, exit 0.
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Bug Fixes
Expanded documentation site checks to catch broken navigation links, images, raw HTML links, malformed URLs, missing site-prefix settings, and invalid redirect stubs.
Improved validation of page fragments, canonical URLs, stylesheets, and copy-button targets, while accounting for enabled plugins and site settings.
Added checks for unclosed or content-swallowing HTML tags.
Documentation
Clarified that queued deployments may replace one another and that deployment order is not guaranteed.
The old site check read links with a regex that only saw double-quoted
attributes, skipped full URLs pointing back into the site and never looked
at #fragments, so a dead anchor or a single-quoted raw HTML link could ship
without a failure. This brings in the shared check that parses the HTML and
verifies every in-site link and fragment, and corrects the concurrency
comment, which overstated the push-order guarantee.
The site checker now parses built HTML and validates page links, fragments, copy-button targets, and plugin-dependent outputs. The documentation workflow comments now describe concurrency queue behavior without claiming that the newest push will deploy last.
Changes: Built-site checks
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Summary
HTML parsing and configuration .github/scripts/site-check.py
The checker parses page content and normalizes plugin settings used by page discovery and output checks.
Page discovery and link validation .github/scripts/site-check.py
The checker derives the site prefix, resolves URLs, and validates links, fragments, copy targets, stylesheets, and redirect outputs.
GeiserX/ePubLangMerger#27: PR #27 adds the site checker that this change extends with HTML parsing and link validation.
Merge Risk: Low · up to bf818
The site check is a CI-only tool. A remaining edge case in prefix derivation could produce false errors on unusual custom-theme setups, but it does not affect this repository's current configuration. This is safe to merge with awareness of the follow-up.
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Review comments at @.github/scripts/site-check.py:
- Around line 224-233: Update the same-site URL check in the link-processing
flow to recognize scheme-relative links whose host matches origin.netloc, so
their paths and fragments are checked for missing targets. Preserve the existing
handling of other external hosts and paths outside the site prefix.
- Around line 159-170: Update swallowing_tags so nested svg and math elements
are fully excluded using balanced or parser-based handling rather than FOREIGN’s
first-closing-tag match, and remove HTML comments before scanning with SWALLOW.
Preserve detection of actual swallowing tags outside foreign content and ensure
escaped code such as <title> remains unaffected.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/docs.yml:
- Line 42: Update the deployment-order comment to remove the unsupported claim
that a newer push is likely to deploy last; state only that push order does not
guarantee which push deploys last.
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The shared site check missed or misread several edge cases found in review: raw tags inside comments, scripts and custom elements, list-form plugins and string themes, case and port variants of same-site URLs, query-only and text-directive links, area fragments, fragments into redirect stubs, ids inside template elements, copy URLs and malformed URLs. This copies the fixed shared version unchanged, so this repo checks its site the same way as every other one; the build here passes strict and the check reports 6 pages with 0 errors.
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Review comments at @.github/scripts/site-check.py:
- Around line 282-295: Update the shared site URL/prefix derivation, then mirror
it in this copy: when site_url is absent and the canonical URL supplies the
path, derive prefix from the canonical home page’s directory so /proj/index.html
yields /proj/, not /proj/index.html/. Preserve the existing site_url behavior
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Problem
The post-build site check let real breakage through. It read links with a regex that only matched double-quoted attributes, so a single-quoted raw HTML link was never checked. Full URLs pointing back into the site were skipped. Links to a #fragment were never compared with the ids on the target page, so a dead anchor passed.
Change
.github/scripts/site-check.pyis replaced with the current shared version. It parses the HTML (any quoting, entities, nothing read from scripts or inline code), checks same-site full URLs and every #fragment, fails on a copy button outside the site and on a missingsite_urlplus canonical link, and reads plugin keys the way Zensical does.docs.ymlno longer claims the newest push always deploys last; GitHub does not promise queue order.documentationlabel used by the Dependabot pip entry for/docsdid not exist, so it was created. Dependabot skips labels that are missing.Verified
zensical build --clean --strict: exit 0, no issues.site-check: 6 pages, 0 errors, prefix /ePubLangMerger/, exit 0.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Documentation