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In various places in satpy there are broken links to the new EUMETSAT website. For example, the documentation for the seviri_l1b_hrit contains a broken link to the level 1.5 fileformat description on the EUMETSAT website.
Click on the link with the anchor MSG Level 1.5 Image Format Description
Observe Error 404
Expected behavior
I expect that the link connects me with the image format description.
Actual results
In reality I get 404 - Page not found.
Additional context
Arguably this bug in in the EUMETSAT website because cool URIs dont change, but regrettably it's going to be up to pytroll to update the link.
We should probably search through all the docs and source code of all pytroll packages for links to the EUMETSAT website to check and potentially update them all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The links in seviri_l1b_hrit, seviri_l1b_nc, seviri_base and _geos_area will be fixed with #1485 as that PR is already touching those files (I started fixing them before seeing this issue). But I'm sure there are more around! So maybe you can change this issue to be general about all EUM links?
gerritholl
changed the title
Broken link to EUMETSAT website in seviri_l1b_hrit documentation
Broken links to new EUMETSAT website
Dec 14, 2020
Describe the bug
In various places in satpy there are broken links to the new EUMETSAT website. For example, the documentation for the
seviri_l1b_hrit
contains a broken link to the level 1.5 fileformat description on the EUMETSAT website.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
I expect that the link connects me with the image format description.
Actual results
In reality I get 404 - Page not found.
Additional context
Arguably this bug in in the EUMETSAT website because cool URIs dont change, but regrettably it's going to be up to pytroll to update the link.
We should probably search through all the docs and source code of all pytroll packages for links to the EUMETSAT website to check and potentially update them all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: