Integrate with doc link service change.ĥ.
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Add TODO items for internal unavaiable linksĤ. Generate lycheeexcude list to filter out false negative warnings from test files or external linksģ. * Add Lychee Link Checker into OSD ( #938)Ģ. This sets it to only log error messages if the user sets You refresh the browser you will get those log messages. The branding config is invalid or not set. Out of the box, the rendering service will check the configĪnd see the default value and log an info message saying that * prevent logging when config not set ( #941) Add unit tests for doclinks branch name conversion Update dynamic versioned doc links and clean up unused urlsĥ. Refactor doc_link_service to have 3 urls groups: opensearch, opensearchDashboards, and noDocumentation.ģ. Add logic to pick up doc version from package.json and convert it to `latest` if we are on default `main` branch.Ģ. This is PR is to add versioned document support in OSD.ġ. * Add release notes for Dashboards 1.2.0 ( #944)
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Javadocs and include how to run the tests we use to verify the build. Update template to remove javadoc check box since we do not have any But if you are still using when resolving types for react-router typescript will find react-router/index.d.ts in root node_modules and use it as a type definition, hence people are getting the error about x not found in TS, because essentially types from version are being used for is obviously not an issue with storybook, just wanted to clarify why it happens when people updating to latest storybook version.
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Now, when user installs any package that has a dependency on react-router, they will get react-router folder in their node_modules and since now comes with types, you don't need to install separately. To clarify: if user wants to use typescript with react-router-dom they will install which has a dependency on and imports types from but typescript resolves packages from subfolder of node_modules only if it cant find corresponding folder in the. Do you have a dependency on in your app? you shouldn't be relying on storybook's version of react-router in your app, right? or am i misunderstanding?