refactor: remove Segment plugin references and related configurations#3189
refactor: remove Segment plugin references and related configurations#3189
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This commit removes all references to the Segment plugin from the documentation and configuration files, including the README, sidebar, and environment variables in GitHub workflows. The Segment plugin documentation file has also been deleted, streamlining the analytics integration options available in the project.
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Preserve the removed Segment doc URL with a redirect
When the docs site deploys this deletion, existing links to /docs/plugins/plugin-segment (bookmarks, blog posts, search results) will start returning 404s because the page is removed outright here and docs/_redirects does not add a replacement route. This repo already maintains redirects for retired docs URLs, so adding one for the Segment page would avoid breaking inbound links while still hiding it from the sidebar.
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I think plugin-segment could be removed as well if still present
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This commit upgrades the GitHub Actions workflows to use actions/checkout@v4 and actions/setup-node@v4, while also updating the Node.js version from 16 to 18 in both workflows and the package.json file. This ensures compatibility with the latest features and improvements in Node.js.
This commit simplifies the header generation logic in the bump-readmes-to-docs script by removing unnecessary line breaks and improving readability. The structure of the header remains intact while enhancing the overall clarity of the code.
This commit updates the Node.js version in the GitHub Actions workflows and the package.json file from 18 to 22, ensuring compatibility with the latest features and improvements in Node.js.
This commit removes all references to the Segment plugin from the documentation and configuration files, including the README, sidebar, and environment variables in GitHub workflows. The Segment plugin documentation file has also been deleted, streamlining the analytics integration options available in the project.
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