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Add mention about Bump.sh API Explorer in relevant pages #327
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Thanks Jay!
Just a small feedback: we might want to remove the space between "try" and "!" in "Give it a try!"
Nonblocking for me.
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* [Bump.sh](https://bump.sh/api-documentation) 💙 |
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* [Bump.sh](https://bump.sh/api-documentation) 💙 |
It's not "testing" in the same sense. Testing, in this paragraph, is about automated/technical tests
> Bump.sh now includes its own [API Explorer](https://docs.bump.sh/product-updates/2025/01/09/api-explorer/), allowing you to test your API directly within your documentation. [Give it a try !](https://bump.sh/demo/doc/api-explorer/explorer/operation/operation-adduser) | ||
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> Bump.sh now includes its own [API Explorer](https://docs.bump.sh/product-updates/2025/01/09/api-explorer/), allowing you to test your API directly within your documentation. [Give it a try !](https://bump.sh/demo/doc/api-explorer/explorer/operation/operation-adduser) |
Although this can be valuable information for our readers, I would refrain from adding it in this specific text, which focuses on Technical Writers skills rather than tooling.
I’ve chosen to announce the availability of the new API Explorer as a callout on the relevant pages, with a link to the PU and a demo doc.
I believe I’ve covered all the relevant pages, but let me know if the wording works for you!