Danny/connect docs envs #15744
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis update enhances the documentation for Pipedream Connect projects by adding a new "Development mode" section and a "Shipping Connect to production" section. The changes detail usage, limitations, and steps to transition from development to production. Additionally, a typo is corrected, and the header for environment configuration is updated to lowercase. A removed warning callout further cleans the documentation, ensuring clarity on testing versus production use. Changes
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30-31: Punctuation for Abbreviations
In the sentence on line 30, consider adding a period after “etc” within the parentheses to adhere to American English punctuation standards.Suggested diff:
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[style] ~30-~30: In American English, abbreviations like “etc.” require a period.
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12-19: Added "Development mode" Section Documentation
The new section clearly outlines the purpose and constraints of development mode. The bullet points effectively convey the limitations and usage guidelines.
46-56: HTTP Request Header Documentation Consistency
The updated instruction to pass thex-pd-environmentheader (in lowercase) in HTTP requests is clear and aligns well with standard practices. This update improves consistency across the documentation.
58-67: New "Shipping Connect to production" Section Clarity
The added section provides clear steps and guidance on transitioning to production. It effectively outlines the actions required—contacting the Sales team and updating configurations—while the informational callout reinforces the benefits of production usage.
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| The `development` environment is not intended for production use with your customers. When you're ready to launch, you should to transition to the `production` environment. | ||
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Wording Revision in Warning Callout
There is a minor grammatical issue on line 21: the phrase “you should to transition” should be revised to “you should transition” for clarity.
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-The `development` environment is not intended for production use with your customers. When you're ready to launch, you should to transition to the `production` environment.
+The `development` environment is not intended for production use with your customers. When you're ready to launch, you should transition to the `production` environment.📝 Committable suggestion
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| <Callout type="warning"> | |
| The `development` environment is not intended for production use with your customers. When you're ready to launch, you should to transition to the `production` environment. | |
| </Callout> | |
| <Callout type="warning"> | |
| The `development` environment is not intended for production use with your customers. When you're ready to launch, you should transition to the `production` environment. | |
| </Callout> |
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