Add Netlify badge #2065
Add Netlify badge #2065
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Looks good to me! Is there any other available logo format? I'm really not fan of this box. |
Yeah… they rebranded to a very “tall” logo that doesn’t fit inside a box easily. They have some color options but this is basically the only “badge” version they provide. I kinda agree—maybe I’ll look into another logo that still meets their requirements. They also allow a link without a logo; I can try that as well. |
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Simplified it; went with a less-noticeable link that still meets their terms of use requirements |
* Only check GitHub token for docs build when update needed * Add Netlify badge * Use link
* Add schema to postTransform options (#2049) * Add schema to postTransform options Closes #2013 * fixup! Add schema to postTransform options Closes #2013 * fixup! Add schema to postTransform options Closes #2013 * fixup! Add schema to postTransform options * Add Netlify badge (#2065) * Only check GitHub token for docs build when update needed * Add Netlify badge * Use link * [ci] release (#2084) Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix issue templates (#2088) * Add feat issues to projects (#2090) * Use const arrays for OpenAPI enum types Preserve capitalization of named, exported enum values. Type exported const values as const, instead of their location within the operations or components schemas. Derive and export types for enum values from concrete values in const arrays. Use derived enum value types in operations and components schemas. Use non-conflicting variable names for composed OpenAPI enums (anyOf: [enum1, enum2]) * Export type-predicates along when enumValues is true --------- Co-authored-by: Drew Powers <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: openapi-ts-bot <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds Netlify Badge because we’re moving hosts for the documentation. And as part of their OSS program they generously donate free hosting in exchange for a badge. Though the docs site has been on Cloudflare until now, Netlify is much friendlier for OSS collaboration and anyone being able to deploy docs previews.
Note: you’ll still see Cloudflare on PRs temporarily, while we give DNS a generous amount of time to switch over. Wouldn’t want to accidentally have the docs site be disabled for some folks during the transition!
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