fix: heading links in the docs #775 #776
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ahmethakanbesel
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trailingSlash in docusaurus config
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Hi @ahmethakanbesel, I tested your PR, but it doesn't solve the broken anchor link problem. I think it might be related to the other Docusaurus configuration. |
Hi, I've upgraded some libraries in It seems to be working normally, and if this patch can't solve the issue, it might be related to the deployment. |
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Resolves #775
Enabled
trailingSlashindocusaurus.config.jsto fix links in headings.Note: I couldn't reproduce the issue in my development environment. But as mentioned here, it should be resolved by enabling trailing slash support.