Doc fix 1304

[mancubus77]

Fixed #1304 Update links to API Reference

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[AObuchow]

@mancubus77 Thanks for catching this issue and for the PR. Could you please sign-off your commits? They are required for the DCO check to pass :)

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[AObuchow]

/ok-to-test

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[AObuchow]

@mancubus77 The DCO check is still failing with:

Commit sha: 1fef901, Author: Mancubus, Committer: cerberus; Expected "Mancubus 16170560+mancubus77@users.noreply.github.com", but got "Ko Sta sk@redhat.com".

Checking your commit, it seems the author and committer are being recognized as different:

You might have success resetting the author of your commit & setting your git email and name:

git config --global user.name "Correct Name" 
git config --global user.email name@email.com 
git commit --amend --reset-author

It also might be that your GitHub account's email is not your sk@redhat.com email? If the above doesn't work, I'll dig deeper into this. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[AObuchow]

@mancubus77 pinging you to make sure my earlier comment didn't get lost in your notifications :)

[AObuchow]

@mancubus77 any updates here? Alternatively, I'm happy to push to your fork and signoff the commit in order to resolve the DCO check

[mancubus77]

👋 @AObuchow Yes please! Happy to have it under your name. Thank you, and apologies for the hassle.

[AObuchow]

@mancubus77 Sounds great thank you and no worries! I've updated your PR. It should be good to merge once the CI checks finish. Thank you again for your help here :)