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Updated tools list to include 'web/fetch' instead of 'fetch'.
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Pull request overview
This pull request updates a single tool reference from 'fetch' to 'web/fetch' in the documentation-writer.prompt.md file, based on VS Code guidance that the fetch tool has been moved to web/fetch.
Key Changes:
- Updated the tools array in the front matter from
'fetch'to'web/fetch'
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Thanks for this one @Jrc356 . We probably should do a wholesale find/replace. 😅 Tagging @aaronpowell for his thoughts first. |
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Yeah, looks like we have a lot of legacy |
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sounds good will update everything! gonna draft in the meantime (I've already borked newlines by accident so gotta clean a bit 😅) |
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alrighty, @codemillmatt @aaronpowell we should be good to go here! I noticed while doing some spot checking that there were other tools in other files that are now out of date as well. Unsure how this warning is triggered but perhaps there's a spec that could be looked at to automate keeping tool lists updated? If I find some time, I might poke around but food for you thought otherwise :) |
yeah, there's quite a few that are out of date, trying to stay on top of everything is basically my full-time job 🤣 |
Pull Request Checklist
npm startand verified thatREADME.mdis up to date.Description
My vscode yelled that
fetchhas been moved toweb/fetchinstead so was hoping to push this upstream as well.Type of Contribution
Additional Notes
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