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Adding these files to the C++ Driver API reference makes in-page navigation much harder.
The first three files add third-level headings, visible in the in-page table of contents, with very long and strangely looking names, like Future< RETURN, NATIVE_PROMISE, HELPER >.
The fourth file adds about 30 different 3rd-level headings to the page, making the table of contents very long and barely usable (it fails to scroll for some reason).
Description
The answer section of the C++ driver API reference contains four new files:
Adding these files to the C++ Driver API reference makes in-page navigation much harder.
The first three files add third-level headings, visible in the in-page table of contents, with very long and strangely looking names, like
Future< RETURN, NATIVE_PROMISE, HELPER >
.The fourth file adds about 30 different 3rd-level headings to the page, making the table of contents very long and barely usable (it fails to scroll for some reason).
Environment
Reproducible Steps
Generate the API reference for the C++ driver
Insert the API reference into our documentation
Build the docs and check the resulting API reference page
Expected result
Shorter 3rd level headings in the first three files, like
Future
.One 3rd level heading combining all other headings from the
typedefs.adoc
file.Additional information
Our Table of contents displays all 2nd and 3rd level headings on the page.
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