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- resolve change twit to x #407
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Hello @Arhell, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request addresses the rebranding of the Twitter platform by updating all relevant social media links within the website's configuration and content files to point to the new X.com domain. This ensures the website remains current and provides accurate links to the project's social presence.
Highlights
- Social Media Link Update: Updated all instances of the Twitter URL (
https://twitter.com/volcano_sh) to the new X.com URL (https://x.com/volcano_sh) across various configuration and content files. - Configuration Consistency: Ensured that both English and Chinese language configurations, as well as main menu settings, reflect the updated social media link.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the website's Twitter links to the new X.com domain. The changes in the configuration files are correct. However, in the author pages, while the links are updated, the corresponding icon filenames are not, leading to an inconsistency. I've left comments with suggestions to address this for a more complete update.
| icon = "/img/icon_twitter.svg" | ||
| icon_pack = "fab" | ||
| link = "https://twitter.com/volcano_sh" | ||
| link = "https://x.com/volcano_sh" |
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While the link has been correctly updated to x.com, the associated icon on line 39 still refers to icon_twitter.svg. This is inconsistent with the change from Twitter to X.
To make the change complete, please consider renaming the icon_twitter.svg file to something more appropriate like icon_x.svg (and updating its content to the X logo), and then update the path on line 39.
| icon = "/img/icon_twitter.svg" | ||
| icon_pack = "fab" | ||
| link = "https://twitter.com/volcano_sh" | ||
| link = "https://x.com/volcano_sh" |
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Signed-off-by: Arhell <[email protected]>
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@Thor-wl thanks
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/lgtm |