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[BUG] Discord link is invalid #7161
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@marc-hb fyi |
Is the link asking you to login? |
FWIW it's still a broken link. When I click it on a browser where I'm already logged in I just get an empty Discord page (see Screenshot in the foldout below.) I think you need a proper invite link if you want to allow users to joing. The format is something like: |
Thanks @DaveLak . Can you submit a pull request replacing this link with a link to https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos and a short sentence? This |
Yes, I'd be happy to. Thanks for the context! |
Fixes the broken Discord link discussed in issue thesofproject#7161. The `#sof` Discord channel is part of the Zephyr ecosystem so we refer to that project's invite instructions and community documentation. See: thesofproject#7161 Signed-off-by: David Lakin <[email protected]>
Replace the direct #sof Discord channel link with a reference to the Zephyr project's documentation for accessing their server, where the channel is hosted. The previous link only worked for users already in the Zephyr Discord server, potentially confusing new visitors looking to join the channel. Pointing to Zephyr's community docs provides the necessary context and instructions for getting an invite to access the #sof channel. Since the channel is part of Zephyr’s Discord server, directing readers to their official documentation ensures the instructions remain accurate while sparing this project from duplicating details. Fixes GitHub issue thesofproject#7161. Signed-off-by: David Lakin <[email protected]>
Replace the direct #sof Discord channel link with a reference to the Zephyr project's documentation for accessing their server, where the channel is hosted. The previous link only worked for users already in the Zephyr Discord server, potentially confusing new visitors looking to join the channel. Pointing to Zephyr's community docs provides the necessary context and instructions for getting an invite to access the #sof channel. Since the channel is part of Zephyr’s Discord server, directing readers to their official documentation ensures the instructions remain accurate while sparing this project from duplicating details. Fixes GitHub issue #7161. Signed-off-by: David Lakin <[email protected]>
The channel linked to in the
README.md
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