Merge branch 'master' into scttcper/seer-docs

Author: scttcper

apps/changelog/src/client/components/editor.tsx

@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ function Editor({name, defaultValue, minRows = 15}: EditorProps) {
           minRows={minRows}
           required
           value={value}
-          className="w-full"
+          className="form-textarea w-full"
           onChange={e => setValue(e.target.value)}
           //   aria-invalid={actionData?.errors?.content ? true : undefined}
           //   aria-errormessage={

develop-docs/backend/api/basics.mdx

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 This section includes common terms and resources to learn more about API design. If you're new to API design, this is a good place to start.
 
 ## Common Terms
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 - **Resource** is the object you’re performing the action on with your endpoint. For example, in ProjectEndpoint the resource is Project.
-- **Resource Identifier** can be an ID, like an event ID, or slug, like an organization slug. Note that it must be unique. For example, Sentry's project resource identifier is \{org_slug}/\{project_slug}, because projects are only unique within their organization. You can find more information about this in the slug vs. ID section.
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+- **Resource Identifier** can be an ID, like an event ID, or slug, like an organization slug. Note that it must be unique. For example, Sentry's project resource identifier is \{organization}/\{project}, because projects are only unique within their organization. You can find more information about this in the slug vs. ID section.
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 - **Method** is what you do with the resource. Each endpoint can have multiple methods. For example in ProjectEndpoint, you can have a GET method that returns details of a specific project.
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 - **Collection** is basically an object type. You can map them to a Django object type like an Organization or a text object like an error.
 
-## Extra Resources
+## Additional Reading
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 The following resources are helpful to learn about general API design best practices:
 
 - **[The Design of Web APIs](https://g.co/kgs/R7rXEk)** is an example-packed guide to designing APIs.
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 - **[API Design Patterns](https://g.co/kgs/Vfnpe5)** is comprehensive guide on key API patterns.