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Are these removals intended in this PR? seems like a separate thing (which is fine - just want to confirm).
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Haha, I just noticed that they were there. It is a separate thing. I can try to separate out the PRs more cleanly in the future 😂 Can also leave the hamburger in if preferred. 🍔
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Same question here - logo changes intended here?
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Yes, not directly related to the deployment link updates. I included everything in 1 PR since they are all small changes. But I'll make multiple smaller PR's in the future.
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Bug: The links in the newly deployed website are correct (double checked for spelling errors!) but still leading to 404 errors.
Explanation: After some research, the cause was determined to be Vitepress changing the URL's after deployment. The URL's for the bioJulia packages start with
https://biojulia.dev/, just like the Biojulia site. When the Biojulia site was deployed at/dev/, the router was mangling the URLs. Vitepress uses client-side routing.Fix: All 35 biojulia.dev links now have
rel="external". This tells VitePress to treat them as external links and bypass client-side routing. Let's re-deploy and see if this solves the issue!