chore: replace mentions of the old repo path with the new organization #413
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obviously didn't replaced "acunniffe" where it still did make sense, i.e. git commit author, submodule or calendly link as a bonus, updated a documentation link that no longer exists to the website
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obviously didn't replaced "acunniffe" where it still did make sense, i.e. git commit author, submodule or calendly link
as a bonus, updated a documentation link that no longer exists to the website
I made this PR while reviewing the powershell script before installing, and then I noticed that the repo name mismatched with the actual one, probably after you moved the repo to its own orga.
While GitHub provides automatic link redirection between the old and new name, it is still a good idea to update it ^^
goes with git-ai-project/action#2 too