Add Data 2030 Summit for data

[confs-tech-bot]

Conference information

Website: https://data2030summit.com

// data

{
  "name": "Data 2030 Summit",
  "url": "https://data2030summit.com",
  "startDate": "2025-10-21",
  "endDate": "2025-10-22",
  "city": "Stockholm",
  "country": "Sweden",
  "online": true,
  "locales": "EN"
}

[github-actions]

[url] If a year is present in the URL, it should match the event start or end year

[JuanPabloDiaz]

the URL and conference name are correct. Data 2030. previous conference #6889

// file checkConference.ts
            // Check if the year in the URL matches the event start or end year
            assertField(year === eventStartYear || year === eventEndYear, property, `If a year is present in the URL, it should match the event start or end year`, value);
        }

[JuanPabloDiaz]

@cgrail, Do you prefer a different approach to handle this specific case?

[JuanPabloDiaz]

@cgrail, Do you prefer a different approach to handle this specific case?

With this modification, URL validations will be skipped for conferences where the year in the URL is part of the conference's name.

For example:

• If a conference is called "Data 2030 Summit" and its URL is "https://data2030summit.com/", the validation will be skipped because "2030" appears in both the name and the URL.
• If a conference is called "Cloud 2040 Conference" and its URL is "https://cloud2040conference.com/", the validation will also be skipped.

This will prevent false positives in cases where the year in the URL isn't actually a reference to the event year, but rather part of the conference's brand name.

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However, this could allow URLs that should actually be validated. For example, if a conference is called "DevCon 2025" but its URL is "https://devcon2024.com/", the validation will be skipped even though the year in the URL (2024) doesn't match the event year (2025).

[nimzco]

Looks good to me! Good idea :)