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docs(cloud): fix typos - #17247
docs(cloud): fix typos#17247
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Thanks for the contribution! Initial automated review looks good. The author corrects four typos across four Cloud documentation MDX pages: 'cacheing' → 'caching' (comparison page), 'envionment' → 'environment' (two shell code comments in custom-domains page), 'Everytime' → 'Every time' (preview page), and the noun 'login' corrected to the verb phrase 'log in' in the CLI login page. All corrections are accurate. The PR is docs-only with no code changes, no auto-generated files touched, no first-person prose, no cross-project links altered, and no new pages added. PR template is properly filled and the changeset/test N/A calls are appropriate for a content-only change. Triggered by: new PR opened |
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Thanks for the contribution! Initial automated review looks good. Verdict: Looks good for a final review by the team. Corrects four typos across four Cloud documentation pages: "cacheing" → "caching", "envionment" → "environment" (two shell code comment occurrences), "Everytime" → "Every time", and the noun "login" to the verb phrase "log in". Checked: prose accuracy, docs conventions, security, bugs. Triggered by: manual workflow dispatch |
Summary
What — Fixes typos and one grammar issue across four Cloud docs pages:
comparison: "cacheing" → "caching"environments/custom-domains: "envionment" → "environment" (two code comments)environments/preview: "Everytime" → "Every time"cli/commands/login: "A browser will open to login with your Cloud account" → "A browser will open so you can log in with your Cloud account" ("login" is the noun; "log in" is the verb)Why — Typos in setup and deployment instructions undermine reader confidence, and the corrected code comments are likely to be copied into users' projects.
How — Content-only edits to MDX files. The two code-comment fixes don't affect any code. No code changes.
Testing — Reviewed the full diff. I didn't run
yarn prep: the edited-dates step runs a Unix shell command thatcmd.execan't execute on Windows. Generated files such asllms-full.txtcan be regenerated on merge.Checklist