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[enhancement] - Numerical Ordering of The Instruction Site #144
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This looks great to me. I agree this would help students and facilitators be able to communicate better about issues that come up during a session. It would also enable being able to easily link to other sections of the exercises to not have to duplicate instructions. |
@mtakane @paulbarfuss - not sure this is a BUG per se ;) Apart from the search .. if you select the section title in the markdown and right click - copy url: you get the exact section you are in. all the steps within sections are numbered already. is that not enough ? you can just share the URL with others / in the chat or wherever if you are stuck pretty arduous to goto the depths of 1.3.2.3 .. stuff IMHO |
Here is another example of why it is a bit confusing with the current numbering:
Student shares CodeReady Workspaces values-tooling.yaml
Going 4 levels deep does seem a little heavy but this is actually how the exercises are structured:
The main issues are:
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LOLZ, nice explanation. what you are suggesting is numbering the headings in markdown - which can be done by adding custom html to all the markdown docs. and then, NOT using markdown automatic numbering in the sections, so it doesn't repeat - again probably custom html. which is quite a lot of work i think. perhaps we wait, until its facilitated in real life, to see if this is worth doing and if its a problem that eventuates. you can always just use WORDS for the Instructor: are you in the "Get GitLab Ready for GitOps" or the "Deploy Ubiquitous Journey 🔥🦄" section ? |
📝 Description
Difficulty in determining where a person is when asking for help about a specific step. Want people to be able to specifically call out where they are in the exercises without needing to know or remember which "Here be Dragons" a person is referring to or where "Get GitLab Ready for GitOps" lives.
I do agree that they could just use the search bar, but two folks during run-throughs had trouble describing where they were in the exercise and seasoned facilitators had trouble knowing exactly where in the instructions people were.
🚶 Steps to reproduce
go to the instruction site with the left pane open
🧙♀️ Suggested solution
Look at adopting a numbering structure to better indicate where in the instructions you are.
example:
1.1 The Basics
1.2 ArgoCD
1.3 Ubiquitous Journey
1.3.1 Get GitLab Ready for GitOps
1.3.2 Deploy Ubiquitous Journey
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