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Blog: The Triage Rhyme #2236
Blog: The Triage Rhyme #2236
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A fun little ditty to aid triagers in remembering one developer's take on some key aspects of the triage process. Signed-off-by: Adam Farley <[email protected]>
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Is it normal that all links point the file index.md? 🤔 |
I'm going to say no - @adamfarley what's the idea of the index.md links? |
It's the method I used to create easily-identifiable tooltips for supplimentary information. The links themselves are incidental, so I used index.md because it keeps you on the blog page while still being a valid link (to keep the linter happy). Happy to use a different method for the supplimentary info if anyone has ideas. |
👋 Maybe you can:
e.g. Define an anchor:
Use this anchor:
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FYI: On vacation. I will make any changes when I return in 2 weeks, if nobody beats me to it. :) |
@adamfarley merge conflicts. Do you still want this to be merged? I might suggest that it makes more sense to go in a wiki somewhere for maintainers as it has little meaning to our external users |
ping @adamfarley |
I'm going to close this for now, feel free to re-open it |
A fun little ditty to aid triagers in remembering one developer's take on some key aspects of the triage process.
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