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docs: link Analyze API & Text analysis from match query page #134802
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Hi there, thx for fixing the docs:
- You don't need a changelog entry for docs changes
- The docs now use markdown not asciidoc syntax. Refer to https://elastic.github.io/docs-builder/syntax/links/.
| See also the {ref}/indices/analyze.html[Analyze API] and | ||
| {ref}/analysis.html[Text analysis concepts]. |
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It doesn't make sense to put this link before the H1, so would need to find a better spot for this.
…atch query page Optional Extended Description nginx Copy code Placed the "See also" links below the introduction paragraph so readers can easily find related docs on Placed the "See also" links below the introduction paragraph so readers can easily find related docs on text analysis and the Analyze API.
What
Add a short "See also" that links from the match query docs to:
Why
The match query notes that input text is analyzed; these links help readers jump
to how analysis works and how to inspect it via the Analyze API.
How