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And the links should be aligned with the ros version of the docs.
I believe this would help developers find and navigate the documentation and help with search engine optimization (as search engines "crawl" assigning values to linked-to sites).
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I don't disagree with this issue in principle, but back-filling most referenced objects with the API documentation is a pretty heavy lift. The API docs could stand significant improvement before we spend time back-filling the docs.
I don't disagree with this issue in principle, but back-filling most referenced objects with the API documentation is a pretty heavy lift. The API docs could stand significant improvement before we spend time back-filling the docs.
If you sort by most common and only do examples, I think that the amount to fix is manageable. I would also add a rule that new docs have to be linked to APIs.
I think APIs should be linked to in the examples in the docs.
For example in Writing a simple publisher and subscriber where it says:
"Node" should be a link to https://docs.ros.org/en/jazzy/p/rclpy/api/node.html
"String" should be a link to http://docs.ros.org/en/jazzy/p/std_msgs/interfaces/msg/String.html
And the links should be aligned with the ros version of the docs.
I believe this would help developers find and navigate the documentation and help with search engine optimization (as search engines "crawl" assigning values to linked-to sites).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: