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Updated documentation with tutorials #93
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…he React component. Also removes render_swagger from the mkdocs.yml file
I've had a look at the PR, wasn't able to fully test locally though because somehow the Git history is unrelated to This should be fixable by rebasing the Happy to work this through on a call because Git Ops can get a bit weird if you're unfamiliar, sometimes even simple things can seem impossible, and I will admit Git is not terribly helpful sometimes. |
Yeah sounds good! Happy to jump on a call now if it works for you? |
I'm actually out of the house - bouldering with kids but having been unwell this week I'm not climbing. So can't do a call. I'm not sure how the git history has ended up unrelated but sometimes a 'cheating' fix can be to save the files somewhere outside the Git repo, then delete and re-clone the repo. Make your feature branch and re-import the files that you've added/changed. But try rebasing first |
No worries, will let you know if I run into any roadblocks. Should be able to figure it out though. |
…he React component. Also removes render_swagger from the mkdocs.yml file
…ts-documentation into prerelease
Alright, so I think I've managed to get around it after some more tinkering. Rebasing didn't work so I've deleted the forked repo and cloned the new one. Created a new feature branch and cherry picked commits from 'prerelease' into it. The branches are identical now in terms of commits, so should I close this PR, and reopen one comparing the 'react-tutorial-branch' with 'prerelease'? |
Creates React tutorial for opening the React component in Storybook. Take the user through installing Node.js, the React component and opening storybook. Adds a tutorial on creating a new Next.js tutorial