If you have posted links to your apps/drivers that contain spaces, you may want to verify that they are still functional.
Since the last Discourse upgrade most of my github weblinks started getting 404 errors. I verified that the links were accurate when editing the post...however when you actually click the link, the urlencoding was now changing the link so that spaces (%20) became the url endoded version of %20 (%2520). See details of the issue here. This was not the case previously. I can't speak for all native weblinks but almost all my github links had to be editted with the workaround below.
What's happening (@srwhite APC driver as an example):
Actually links to this(notice how the %20's changed:
https://github.com/shackrat/Hubitat/blob/master/UPS%2520Monitor/Installation%2520Instructions.txt
Workaround:
Edit your post and highlight the url. Then encapsulate it with (")
If anyone knows a simpler way please share. I have manually editted all my github links (the ones I remember). I did a quick search on the forum for "%20 github" and came across a few to verify I wasn't the only one. @Royski and @srwhite, you should check out your Greenwave and APC UPS drivers. They have the same issue. I'm sure there are many others but didn't look any further.
@bobbyD is aware and will pass this issue along to the Discourse dev team.
