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docs: Hotfix/upstream sync doc update #5552

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Fixed the doc was not clear about sync fork update section, especially after some workflow had failed and looking for the bug in worflow logs.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated error messages to reflect the new repository URL for sync check failures.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced instructions in the README files for handling Upstream Sync failures, providing direct links for clarity in English, Chinese, and Japanese versions.

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The changes involve updates to documentation files, specifically the error messages related to upstream sync failures and instructions for manual syncing. The URLs in the error messages have been updated to point to a new repository path. Additionally, the README files have been revised to provide clearer instructions with hyperlinks directing users to relevant sections for handling sync issues.

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File Change Summary
.github/workflows/sync.yml Updated error message URLs to reflect the new repository path; content structure remains unchanged.
README.md Revised instructions for handling sync failures to include a direct hyperlink for manual updates.
README_CN.md Updated instructions for error handling during upstream sync to include a hyperlink for manual syncing.
README_JA.md Modified instructions for upstream sync error handling to include a hyperlink for manual syncing.

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@joetsuihk joetsuihk changed the title Hotfix/upstream sync doc docs: Hotfix/upstream sync doc update Sep 27, 2024
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178-179: Suggestion: Consider adding an anchor link for easier navigation.

While the new instruction is clear, we could further enhance user experience by adding an anchor link directly to the "Manually Updating Code" section. This would allow users to quickly jump to the relevant information with a single click.

Consider modifying the line to:

> If you encounter a failure of Upstream Sync execution, please [manually update code](#manually-updating-code).

This small change would make it even easier for users to find the necessary instructions when they encounter sync issues.

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README.md (2)

178-179: Improved clarity for handling Upstream Sync failures.

The change provides a more specific instruction for users when they encounter Upstream Sync failures. Instead of the vague directive to "manually sync fork once", it now directs users to a specific section of the README for guidance on manually updating the code.

This improvement aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing documentation clarity regarding fork update synchronization. It should help users more easily find the necessary information to resolve sync issues.


178-179: Overall assessment: Effective improvement in documentation clarity.

The change successfully addresses the PR objectives by providing clearer instructions for users encountering Upstream Sync failures. It directs them to a specific section of the README, which should help reduce confusion and streamline the troubleshooting process.

The suggested addition of an anchor link would further enhance the user experience, making it even easier for users to find the relevant information quickly.

Great job on improving the documentation!

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