github(summary): update learn more link#384
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| .addBreak() | ||
| .addRaw(`Build records include details such as timing, dependencies, results, logs, traces, and other information about a build. `) | ||
| .addRaw(addLink('Learn more', 'https://docs.docker.com/go/build-summary/')) | ||
| .addRaw(addLink('Learn more', 'https://www.docker.com/blog/new-beta-feature-deep-dive-into-github-actions-docker-builds-with-docker-desktop/?utm_source=github&utm_medium=actions')) |
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also sets utm_source and utm_medium
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Go idea to add the UTM components. Do you think we should still use a go path and handle the redirect?
@dvdksn, maybe we should distill this post down into some "Introductory Guide" for users not familiar with Builds View?
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Hmm yeah, why not? We could have that intro page in the manual section for builds, and link off to the full description in the Docker Desktop section.
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Do you think we should still use a go path and handle the redirect?
I don't think /go fits if we are using UTM parameters
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We have a few go-links with utm params, for example:
https://github.com/docker/docs/blob/main/data/redirects.yml#L694-L700
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We have a few
go-links with utm params, for example: https://github.com/docker/docs/blob/main/data/redirects.yml#L694-L700
How do we make sure the source/medium is right? For example if I open within my browser https://docs.docker.com/go/build-eap/ these are wrong as this does not come from Docker Desktop but directly from my browser. That's my concern.
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yeah, there is no guarantee that the link will be accessed only from the correct source, providing the correct utm.
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updates learn more link to the docker blog post https://www.docker.com/blog/new-beta-feature-deep-dive-into-github-actions-docker-builds-with-docker-desktop/