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Small tip to document steps to hit a local development instance from an online documentation site we don't have control. This is useful to test a new change in the backend that's not deployed yet.
ericholscher
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He he, yeah. I found it's pretty hard to work on a Sphinx extension that depends on a backend, with hardcoded URLs and CORS 😅 . I decided to document these things here mainly because these tricks are hard to remember, but in day-to-day development, they save a lot of time. |
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Small tip to document steps to hit a local development instance from an online
documentation site we don't have control. This is useful to test a new change in
the backend that's not deployed yet.