Fix inconsistent URL paths in See Also section of Create a REST API page#11576
Fix inconsistent URL paths in See Also section of Create a REST API page#11576Thilina2468 wants to merge 1 commit into
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Resolves wso2#11444 The See Also section linked to the legacy manage-apis/ URL scheme, while the rest of the page uses api-design-manage/. Checked redirects.yml and the actual file tree: 5 of the 8 links map directly to api-design-manage/ (matches the rest of the page), but 3 of them (API Security, Rate Limiting, API Monetization) were relocated to different top-level sections entirely during a later docs reorganization, so a plain manage-apis -> api-design-manage swap would still be wrong for those three. Updated each link to its verified, currently-existing target file.
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Purpose
Resolves #11444. The "See Also" section at the bottom of
create-a-rest-api.mdlinks to the legacy{{base_path}}/manage-apis/...URL scheme, while the rest of the page uses{{base_path}}/api-design-manage/.... This inconsistency was introduced by PR #10492, which migrated part of the page but left the See Also section on the old scheme.Goals
Make all 8 "See Also" links consistent with the rest of the page and point at each topic's actual current location.
Approach
Checked
en/redirects.ymland the current file tree rather than assuming a simplemanage-apis->api-design-manageswap is correct for every link. That swap is correct for 5 of the 8 links (Endpoints, Life Cycle Management, API Visibility, API Documentation, Custom Properties), but 3 of the pages (API Security, Rate Limiting, API Monetization) were relocated to different top-level sections entirely during a later reorganization:api-security/runtime/api-authentication/secure-apis-using-oauth2-tokens/api-gateway/rate-limiting/understand-rate-limit-enforcement/monitoring/api-monetization/monetizing-an-api/Each of the 8 replacement targets was confirmed to exist as a real file in the repo before making the change.
User stories
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Release note
Fixed inconsistent/stale links in the "See Also" section of the Create a REST API page.
Documentation
This PR is the documentation fix itself.
Training
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Certification
N/A - no impact on certification exams.
Marketing
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Automation tests
Security checks
Samples
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Related PRs
Companion PR targeting the 4.7.0 branch (same fix).
Migrations (if applicable)
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Test environment
Verified each of the 8 replacement target files exists in the repository via the GitHub Contents API before applying the change; diffed the file to confirm only the 8 See Also lines changed.
Learning
Cross-referenced
en/redirects.ymlagainst the actual file tree to find the true current location of each linked topic, since 3 of the 8 pages had moved to different top-level sections since PR #10492.