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Update README.md #2
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
README.md (2)
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: Consider using standard Markdown heading syntax.The new section provides valuable context about QA Sphere. However, consider these formatting improvements:
- Use standard heading syntax (
##
) instead of bold text for "What is QA Sphere?"- Remove the blockquote markers (
>
) as this is main content, not a quote.->**What is QA Sphere?** ->QA Sphere is a Test Management System designed to help teams organize their QA process without the clutter ->of overly complex tools. It provides everything you need to manage test cases, schedule runs, and ->keep track of your progress. With features like AI-powered test case creation and automation integrations, ->QA Sphere focuses on making your QA workflows efficient and straightforward. +## What is QA Sphere? + +QA Sphere is a Test Management System designed to help teams organize their QA process without the clutter +of overly complex tools. It provides everything you need to manage test cases, schedule runs, and +keep track of your progress. With features like AI-powered test case creation and automation integrations, +QA Sphere focuses on making your QA workflows efficient and straightforward.
Documentation links and references need attention
- The LICENSE file exists but is referenced as "license" (lowercase) in the README
- The documentation links have mixed accessibility:
- docs.qasphere.com is accessible (HTTP 200)
- qasphere.com shows an unusual response (HTTP 103)
- The issue template directory is missing despite README referencing an issue creation link
- The example file path (examples/basic/main.go) exists and is valid
- The GitHub repository link format is correct
Recommended fixes:
- Update the LICENSE file reference in README from "license" to "LICENSE"
- Verify the status of qasphere.com website
- Consider adding issue templates or removing the specific issue creation link reference
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: Verify documentation links.Let's ensure all documentation links are valid and accessible.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the documentation links are accessible # Extract and verify URLs from the README echo "Checking URLs in README.md..." urls=( "https://qasphere.com/" "https://docs.qasphere.com/" ) for url in "${urls[@]}"; do echo "Checking $url" curl -s -L --head --request GET "$url" | head -n 1 done # Check if the referenced files/paths exist in the repository echo -e "\nChecking local references..." files_to_check=( "examples/basic/main.go" "license" ) for file in "${files_to_check[@]}"; do if [ -f "$file" ]; then echo "✓ $file exists" else echo "✗ $file not found" fi doneLength of output: 881
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check if the LICENSE file exists with uppercase spelling # and verify the GitHub repository link format echo "Checking for LICENSE file..." if [ -f "LICENSE" ]; then echo "✓ LICENSE file exists" else echo "✗ LICENSE file not found" fi # Check if this is actually a Hypersequent repository echo -e "\nChecking repository information..." if [ -f ".git/config" ]; then cat .git/config | grep -A 2 "remote \"origin\"" fi # Let's also verify the issue template path mentioned in README echo -e "\nChecking issue template..." if [ -d ".github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE" ]; then echo "✓ Issue template directory exists" ls -la .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ else echo "✗ Issue template directory not found" fiLength of output: 580
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