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Online Scala 3 Reference : broken links

See original GitHub issue

Markdown document experimental-defs.md is not available as experimental-defs.html in the online Scala 3 Reference; the user gets the error 404 Not Found.

One can see from the contents of the online directory other-new-features/ that the file doesn’t exist.

Final notes:

The broken link also appear in the outdated page experimental-defs on the Dotty website (see banner: The content of this page is outdated. Click here to find the up to date version of this page.).
The online directory experimental/ is also missing several HTML pages.

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Created 2 years ago
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micheloucommented, Dec 30, 2021

@som-snytt I’m sure that in secret you are also a big fan of the PDF version : scala3_reference.pdf (PR#11257). 😉

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micheloucommented, Feb 18, 2022

I just updated the PDF file scala3_reference.pdf (PR#11257) which includes the new section “Capture Checking” (in chapter “Experimental”, which is not available in the online Scala 3 Reference page).

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