Is anyone else seeing broken link to wiki?

There is an old bug report on Travis I nechroed about six months ago about a bug the Travis people said did not exist but was actually proven to exist.

I am wondering if this may be a cause.

See comments from @rajsite about half way down page.

Note: This is why I had made a Travis.yaml edit about six months ago because I had already tried the suggestions made before finding this report and nechroing it.

When testing this on my clone of the wiki I saw this under Settings/Integrated Services.

Note: GitHub Services are being deprecated. Please contact your integrator for more information on how to migrate or replace a service to webhooks or GitHub Apps.

It is not related but just a heads up.

I just tested my personal unlinked clone of the wiki and everything worked perfectly and has the same settings as the current wiki.

I have updated my wiki testrepo (English) to be current with wiki so feel free to use it until this is resolved.

https://mitm001.github.io/testrepo/

Great sleuthing @mitm!

I had no clue that custom domains were defined by commiting a CNAME file to the gh-pages branch

I modified the deploy_ghpages script to exclude the CNAME file, and renamed the repo back to wiki to fix any broken links

Everything is working now

I would like to take credit but it was GitHub who sleuthed it. You fixed it. I just went along for the ride.

It is working again, great job.

BTW,

The link is now named https://wiki.jmonkeyengine.org but used to be https://jmonkeyengine.github.io.

I can change wiki links to whatever you want in seconds so I want to make sure this is what you intended.

They all work any way you have it, I just want to keep things uniform in wiki.

Check the description at the top here vs the the readme at bottom.

I like the change you made better myself.

Yeah, I think we should keep using wiki.jmonkeyengine.org (as long as it keeps working). The old wiki link is unsightly.