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Bug : Broken "Edit the Page" Link on Intro to OSS Page #241
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Hey @Codexnever, We've removed the Thank you. 😊 |
.take Thank you for removing the label, @adiati98 I'll start working on the issue now. 😊 |
Hey @adiati98 , I need some assistance regarding my recent changes in open-sauced/intro project. Background:I made some changes in the Docusaurus files, specifically in the
The changes work perfectly on my local environment, but when I try to push them, I encounter issues during the deploy preview. The Issue:I noticed that my Docusaurus site is not loading properly in the preview. A common error I see is:
Git Configuration:Currently, my
I want to know if it’s advisable to remove the Docusaurus folder from the Questions:
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@Codexnever you shouldn't need to make any changes in your docusaurus files. So the reason it works locally and not on the preview is bc it's working from a redirected site. You can create the PR if it's working locally. The issue seems to be bc we broke the course into two subfolders: The subfolder isn't showing up in the path: https://github.com/open-sauced/intro/docs/intro-to-oss/README.md I think this can be addressed on line 47 of |
Hey @BekahHW , I noticed that while everything works fine locally, the deploy preview is showing an issue with the baseUrl configuration. The error message states: "Your Docusaurus site did not load properly. A very common reason is a wrong site baseUrl configuration. Current configured baseUrl = /learn/." It suggests trying baseUrl = /, but my config has it set to /learn/ as needed. When I go to the /learn route manually, it works fine, but initially, this error appears. Additionally, the deploy preview isn't loading the CSS properly, so only text-based content is displayed. I’ve raised a PR which you can check #247 , but this issue seems to persist only in the deployment. Could you take a look and let me know if there are any adjustments I should make or if there's something with the deployment setup causing the issue? |
Describe the bug
Expected Behavior
The link should redirect to the correct file for editing in the repository, allowing users to contribute to the documentation.
Actual Behavior
The link leads to a 404 Not Found error, preventing access to the intended editing page.
Steps to reproduce
Steps to Reproduce
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