Suggestion
I'd like to propose to use GitHub Action to check whether links referenced in our docs exist. Possible criteria:
- check on each pull request on loopback-next - if the changes in PR causes any broken links
- if it has broken link, mark CI as failed
- run a cron job (maybe in loopback.io?) - run daily or periodically to make sure we don't have broken links
- if it has broken link, open a PR automatically
- able to specify an ignore list - we have quite a lot of references on
http://localhost:3000/explorer or similar URL for the API explorer.
- (optional) able to specify the directory to be scanned - supposedly we only want to scan
/docs folder
Some investigation
I did some investigation and found https://github.com/marketplace/actions/link-checker might be the closest of what we want, but it doesn't have the "ignore list" capability.
Note: I wasn't able to get it to show as error in the checks yet at the time of opening this issue, it might be because I don't have the right configuration.

Suggestion
I'd like to propose to use GitHub Action to check whether links referenced in our docs exist. Possible criteria:
http://localhost:3000/exploreror similar URL for the API explorer./docsfolderSome investigation
I did some investigation and found https://github.com/marketplace/actions/link-checker might be the closest of what we want, but it doesn't have the "ignore list" capability.
Note: I wasn't able to get it to show as error in the checks yet at the time of opening this issue, it might be because I don't have the right configuration.
