Move "Consensus Commit" and "ScalarDB Analytics Design" docs to "Reference" category in sidebar navigation #1382
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This pull request focuses on enhancing the user experience of the documentation by restructuring the sidebar navigation. It moves key reference documents, specifically 'Consensus Commit Protocol' and 'ScalarDB Analytics Design', into a dedicated 'Reference' section, making them more accessible and logically grouped across various documentation versions.
Highlights
- Documentation Reorganization: Relocated the 'Consensus Commit Protocol' and 'ScalarDB Analytics Design' documentation entries within the sidebar navigation to the 'Reference' category for improved discoverability.
- Sidebar Configuration Updates: Modified the main
sidebars.jsfile and several versioned sidebar JSON files (for versions 3.12, 3.13, 3.14, and 3.15) to reflect the new document placements and remove their original, redundant entries.
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This pull request refactors the documentation sidebar by moving the "Consensus Commit Protocol" and "ScalarDB Analytics Design" pages to the top-level "Reference" category. The changes are applied consistently across the main sidebars.js file and the versioned sidebar files for 3.12, 3.13, 3.14, and 3.15, for both English and Japanese languages.
The changes correctly account for version-specific content; for example, "ScalarDB Analytics Design" is only moved in versions where it exists (3.14 and newer). The modifications are straightforward and well-executed. I've reviewed the changes and found no issues.
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Description
This PR move the "Consensus Commit Protocol" and "ScalarDB Analytics Design" docs from their original subcategories into the "Reference" category across multiple versions of the sidebar files.
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Changes made
sidebars.jsto relocate these documents to the "Reference" category for both English and Japanese versions. [1] [2]sidebars.jsfor both English and Japanese versions. [1] [2] [3] [4]Checklist
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