How do I update the docs sidebar?

[ChrisChinchilla]

Someone pointed out that the link to the vale styles in the test the docs repo is misleading as it leads to a repo that has now largely changed. However, I can't see how to change that. Any ideas?

[jdkato]

There are currently two sidebars in question:

1. The now-deprecated GitBook sidebar, which only I can change from the admin dashboard.

2. The new sidebar at https://docs.errata.ai/vale/about, which can be changed from here.

I've gone ahead and removed the test the docs link from both for now. If there's another link you'd like me to add instead, let me know.

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I know the location of Vale's documentation has changed too much; I really didn't want to change it again, but GitBook proved to be a poor choice on my part and I took the opportunity to change it one last time with the launch of the new https://docs.errata.ai/ site, as mentioned in #202.

I've tried to mitigate the impact of the move by ensuring that notices (and redirects, where possible) are on every relevant page.

[ChrisChinchilla]

OK, I am nearly done updating all the TTD styles to use the new template and testing framework, from there I am going to transfer them to the Good docs project as good stewards moving forward, so I'll have a link or two quite soon for a whole set of new "editorial" styles people can draw inspiration from.

[ChrisChinchilla]

@jdkato I found a way we can tag community styles, so added the link to a new PR. Will also need to update the CLI site (which I think you need to do?).

I tagged "community" styles - https://github.com/topics/vale-linter-style

There's one further step, which is adding some sort of "how to create a style" guide, that mentions how to tag a style. We also need a "how to create an extension that uses Vale" guide anyway, so I' adding those to my list for the near future. But I won't go into it too much here as it's off topic.