Fix missing error for local links

(refs idaholab#16410)

framework/doc/content/syntax/Kernels/index.md

@@ -92,27 +92,27 @@ $\left(\frac{\partial (.)}{\partial u_j}\right)$, is defined as:
 
 As mentioned, the `computeQpResidual` method must be overridden for both flavors of kernels non-AD
 and AD. The `computeQpResidual` method for the non-AD version, [`Diffusion`](/Diffusion.md), is
-provided in [#non-ad-residual].
+provided in [non-ad-residual].
 
 !listing framework/src/kernels/Diffusion.C id=non-ad-residual
          re=Real\nDiffusion::computeQpResidual.*?}
-         caption=The C++ weak-form residual statement of [#weak-form] as implemented in the Diffusion kernel.
+         caption=The C++ weak-form residual statement of [weak-form] as implemented in the Diffusion kernel.
 
-This object also overrides the `computeQpJacobian` method to define Jacobian term of [#jacobian] as
-shown in [#non-ad-jacobian].
+This object also overrides the `computeQpJacobian` method to define Jacobian term of [jacobian] as
+shown in [non-ad-jacobian].
 
 
-!listing framework/src/kernels/Diffusion.C id=non-ad-residual
+!listing framework/src/kernels/Diffusion.C id=non-ad-jacobian
          re=Real\nDiffusion::computeQpJacobian.*?}
-         caption=The C++ weak-form Jacobian statement of [#jacobian] as implemented in the Diffusion kernel.
+         caption=The C++ weak-form Jacobian statement of [jacobian] as implemented in the Diffusion kernel.
 
 
 The AD version of this object, [`ADDiffusion`](/ADDiffusion.md), relies on an optimized kernel object
 (see [#optimized]), as such it overrides `precomputeQpResidual` as follows.
 
 !listing framework/src/kernels/ADDiffusion.C id=ad-residual
          re=ADDiffusion::precomputeQpResidual.*?}
-         caption=The C++ pre-computed portions of the weak-form residual statement of [#weak-form] as implemented in the ADDiffusion kernel.
+         caption=The C++ pre-computed portions of the weak-form residual statement of [weak-form] as implemented in the ADDiffusion kernel.
 
 
 ## Time Derivative Kernels

framework/doc/content/syntax/Materials/index.md

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ fashion.
 
 ## Default Material Properties
 
-The [#material-name] input parameter also provides the ability to set default values for scalar
+The `MaterialPropertyName` input parameter also provides the ability to set default values for scalar
 (`Real`) properties. In the above example, the input file can use number or
 parsed function (see [MooseParsedFunction.md]) to define a the property value. For example, the input
 snippet above could set a constant value.

modules/doc/content/python/MooseDocs/extensions/sqa.md

@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ A dictionary that links the default requirement group names to the desired group
 the list of directories provided in each category defined in each item of the "categories"
 configuration option (see [#categories-config]). When listed this group is used to organize
 the requirements (see [framework_srs.md]). The "requirement-groups" allows the group name to
-be modified. For example, [#example-req-groups] demonstrates the use of this option.
+be modified. For example, [example-req-groups] demonstrates the use of this option.
 
 !listing caption=Example use of "requirement-groups" configuration option. id=example-req-groups
 MooseDocs.extensions.sqa:
@@ -181,18 +181,18 @@ on [sqa/index.md] for MOOSE; please refer to [python/moosesqa/index.md] for addi
 ### +`default_collection`+
 
 An option that includes a single string that provides the default collection name
-(see [#collections]) for requirements. This option defaults to "FUNCTIONAL", thus all requirements
+(see [#requirements-list]) for requirements. This option defaults to "FUNCTIONAL", thus all requirements
 gathered from the specifications are considered to be functional requirements by default.
 
 ### +`append_run_exception_to_failure_analysis`+
 
-A boolean that when true (the default) adds the "FAILURE_ANALYSIS" collection (see [#collections])
+A boolean that when true (the default) adds the "FAILURE_ANALYSIS" collection (see [#requirements-list])
 to all [RunException](framework_stp.md#approval-requirements) tests.
 
 ## Requirements List
 
 The `sqa requirements` command will list all the requirements located in the test specifications
-for a project; [#sqa-requirements] lists all the available settings for this command. Please
+for a project; [sqa-requirements] lists all the available settings for this command. Please
 refer to the [moose_srs.md#system-requirements] for example use.
 
 !devel settings id=sqa-requirements

modules/phase_field/test/tests/conserved_noise/tests

@@ -1,36 +1,35 @@
 [Tests]
+  issues = '#4763'
+  design = 'phase_field/Nucleation/LangevinNoise.md'
+
   [./integral]
     type = 'CSVDiff'
     input = 'integral.i'
     csvdiff = 'integral.csv'
-    issues = '#4763'
-    design = '/Nucleation/conservednoise_include.md'
+
     requirement = 'A system to supply a noise field with a domain integral of zero shall be provided'
   [../]
   [./normal]
     max_parallel = 1
     type = 'Exodiff'
     input = 'normal.i'
     exodiff = 'normal.e'
-    issues = '#4763'
-    design = '/Nucleation/conservednoise_include.md'
+
     requirement = 'A system to supply a normal distributed noise field with a domain integral of zero shall be provided'
   [../]
   [./uniform]
     max_parallel = 1
     type = 'Exodiff'
     input = 'uniform.i'
     exodiff = 'uniform.e'
-    issues = '#4763'
-    design = '/Nucleation/conservednoise_include.md'
+
     requirement = 'A system to supply a uniformly distributed noise field with a domain integral of zero shall be provided'
   [../]
   [./integral_normal_masked]
     type = 'CSVDiff'
     input = 'normal_masked.i'
     csvdiff = 'normal_masked.csv'
-    issues = '#4763'
-    design = '/Nucleation/conservednoise_include.md'
+
     requirement = 'A system to supply a normal distributed noise field with an amplitude mask and a domain integral of zero shall be provided'
   [../]
 
@@ -39,8 +38,7 @@
     input = 'integral.i'
     cli_args = 'Kernels/conserved_langevin/seed=1234'
     expect_err = "This parameter has no effect in this kernel. The noise is generated in the user object"
-    issues = '#14368'
-    design = '/Nucleation/conservednoise_include.md'
+
     requirement = "The conserved noise kernel shall error out with a helpful message if a 'seed' parameter is supplied"
   [../]
 []

modules/stochastic_tools/doc/content/modules/stochastic_tools/examples/sobol.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ the vectors supplied.
 
 If CSV output is enabled, the [SobolStatistics.md] object will write a file that contains
 columns of data. Each column comprises of the computed indices for the quantities of
-interest. For example, [#sobol_out] is the complete output from the [SobolStatistics.md] object
+interest. For example, [sobol_out] is the complete output from the [SobolStatistics.md] object
 for this example problem.
 
 !listing caption=Computed Sobol indices for the example heat conduction problem. id=sobol_out
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ $s$). The next four rows contain the total-effect indices. The final rows contai
 indices, see [SobolStatistics.md] for further information regarding the output.
 
 For the problem at hand, the first-order and second-order indices for the two quantities of interest
-are presented in [#S_T_avg] and [#S_q_left]. The diagonal entries are the first-order incides and
+are presented in [S_T_avg] and [S_q_left]. The diagonal entries are the first-order incides and
 the off-diagonal terms are the second-order indices. For example for $T_{avg}$ the first order-index
 for $\gamma$ is $S_1 = 0.763$ and the second-order index $S_{1,2} = 0.014$ for $\gamma$ interacting
 with $q_0$. The negative values are essentially zero, if more replicates were executed these
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ The data in these two tables clearly indicates that a majority of the variance o
 interest are due to the variance of $\gamma$ ($S_1$) and $q_0$ ($S_2$). Additionally, a small
 contribution of the variance is from a second-order interaction, $S_{1,2}$, between $\gamma$ and
 $q_0$. The importance of $\gamma$ and $q_0$ if further evident by the total-effect indices, as shown in
-[#total-effect].
+[total-effect].
 
 !table id=total-effect caption=Total-effect Sobol indices for $T_{avg}$ and $q_{left}$.
 | $S_T$      | 1 ($\gamma$) | 2 ($q_0$) | 3 ($T_0$) | 4 ($s$) |

modules/tensor_mechanics/doc/content/modules/tensor_mechanics/index.md

@@ -113,4 +113,4 @@ Follow the MOOSE standards for [contributing code and documentation](MooseDocs/g
 ## Software Quality
 
 The Tensor Mechanics module follows strict software quality guidelines, refer to
-[tensor_mechanics/sqa/index.md] for more information.
+[Tensor Mechanics SQA](tensor_mechanics/sqa/index.md) for more information.

python/MooseDocs/extensions/autolink.py

@@ -155,6 +155,10 @@ def createHTMLHelper(self, parent, token, page, desired):
             else:
                 link['class'] = 'moose-error'
                 tokens.String(link, content=url)
+                msg = "Unable to locate local heading with URL '{}'".format(url)
+                LOG.error(common.report_error(msg, page.source,
+                                              token.info.line if token.info else None,
+                                              token.info[0] if token.info else token.text()))
         else:
             token.copyToToken(link)
 

python/MooseDocs/test/content/extensions/acronym.md

@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@
 
 [!ac](MTU)
 
-# Page Acronym List
+## Page Acronym List
 
 !acronym list
 
-# Directory Acronym List
+## Directory Acronym List
 
 !acronym list location=extensions
 
-# Complete Acronym List
+## Complete Acronym List
 
 !acronym list complete=True

python/MooseDocs/test/content/extensions/autolink.md

@@ -31,7 +31,3 @@
 [index.md exact=True]
 
 [Home](index.md exact=True)
-
-## Incorrect Bookmark
-
-[core.md#wrong]

python/mooseutils/eval_path.py

@@ -12,18 +12,12 @@
 import os
 import re
 
-def __sub(match):
-    """Substitute function for environment variables."""
-    env = match.group('env')
-    if env in os.environ:
-        return os.environ[env]
-    return match.group()
-
 def eval_path(path):
     """
     Import environment variables into paths.
 
     Inputs:
         path[str]: Path containing environment variable: e.g., ${MOOSE_DIR}/python
     """
-    return re.sub(r'\$\{(?P<env>.*?)\}', __sub, path)
+    assert isinstance(path, str), "Input argument must be a 'str', '{}' provided".format(type(path))
+    return re.sub(r'\$\{(?P<env>.*?)\}', lambda m: os.environ.get(m.group('env'), m.group()), path)