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@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ This does however require to run the image as a privileged container, and (spoil
 
 # Using Forgejo Actions to build Nix derivations
 
-Both the static website and container image for my blog are built using Nix (which I wrote about [here]({% post_url nix-jekyll-derivation/2024-05-03-nix-jekyll-derivation.md %})).
+Both the static website and container image for my blog are built using Nix (which I wrote about [here]({% post_url nix-jekyll-derivation/2024-05-03-nix-jekyll-derivation %})).
 Therefore, it made sense to me to use the [official Docker image](https://hub.docker.com/r/nixos/nix).
 However, it seems Forgeo Actions has an undocumented dependency on `/bin/sleep` being present inside the container image.
 It seems sleep is being used to check whether the image is working correctly.