SSWConsulting / SSWConsulting/SSW.Rules.Content

✨ Live Version - Add link to current live rule alongside PR preview

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Since Jun 5, 2026.

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Requested by: @tiagov8 via YakShaver.ai 🦬
cc: @micsblank, @Aibono1225, @tiagov8, @adamcogan, @joshbermanssw

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Pain

Add an additional link in the GitHub Action for Rules (Content) pull requests that points to the current live (production) version of the rule. This link should appear alongside the existing PR preview link so reviewers can easily open both versions in separate tabs and compare changes without reading raw markdown or file diffs.

Acceptance Criteria
  1. Given a pull request in the Rules (Content) repository, when the GitHub Action runs, then it displays a link to the PR preview of the rule.
  2. Given a pull request in the Rules (Content) repository, when the GitHub Action runs, then it also displays a link labeled clearly as the current live (production) version of the rule.
  3. Both the PR preview link and the live version link are visible together in the GitHub Action output or PR comment.
  4. The live version link correctly points to the currently published rule in production.
  5. Users can open the PR preview and live version links in separate tabs to compare content easily.
  6. The change does not remove or break the existing PR preview functionality.
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Figure: Missing link to current live version alongside PR preview

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