Update source_ref to point to default branch
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Very nice, didn't even notice that! Thanks @Flo0807! |
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Hey there!
You don't seem to be using git tags, but your
source_refis set to a specific version. This results in 404 pages when trying to view the source from your docs:This merge request sets
source_refto master (default branch). This way you will be redirected to a valid GitHub page when you try to view the source.The downside is that you will always be redirected to the latest version of the package (
masterbranch), even if you are on an older docs page, but I guess it is better than being redirected to 404 pages.