chore(docs): fix javadoc link #4524
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I'd rather us fix our gh-pages deployments because javadoc.io takes a while to sync the latest version and also does not include all modules |
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@romtsn I just looked at the gh-pages branch and saw that we can point at specific modules (e.g. https://getsentry.github.io/sentry-java/sentry/) , so yeah since it is not fully empty, think using the existing pages is better than changing it to the javadocs site indeed ^ |
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Superseded by #4525 |
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like Roman mentioned below, fixing gh-pages is a better solution 😅 didn't notice we had something being deployed on there, but that it's just the modules overview not existing
Just happened to spot a dead link in the Readme pointing to https://getsentry.github.io/sentry-java/ , and saw on this issue that javadoc.io has javadocs for the latest release.
Not sure if we want to point at javadoc.io instead of our own github page, but having a dead link is not much better either :p
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