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FOR-204
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Improvement
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Closed
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Fixed
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Minor
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Lorenz Froihofer
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0
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FOR-323
Have the brokenlink.xml file include the referencing URL
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It would be helpful if the brokenlinks.xml file contained for each broken link a summary of files where the broken link occured.
Example: test1.xml, test2.xml and test3.xml have a link to linkeddoc.xml. Now the linkeddoc.xml is moved to another directory but the test?.xml files are not updated. The brokenlinks.xml should contain something like:
<link message="/old-file-path/linkeddoc.xml (No such file or directory)">
<name>linkdeddoc.html</name>
<document>/file-path/test1.xml</document>
<document>/file-path/test2.xml</document>
<document>/file-path/test3.xml</document>
</link>
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Description
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It would be helpful if the brokenlinks.xml file contained for each broken link a summary of files where the broken link occured.
Example: test1.xml, test2.xml and test3.xml have a link to linkeddoc.xml. Now the linkeddoc.xml is moved to another directory but the test?.xml files are not updated. The brokenlinks.xml should contain something like:
<link message="/old-file-path/linkeddoc.xml (No such file or directory)">
<name>linkdeddoc.html</name>
<document>/file-path/test1.xml</document>
<document>/file-path/test2.xml</document>
<document>/file-path/test3.xml</document>
</link> |
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