Update Regal documentation #181
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Corrected the broken configuration link, and made a few small edits to the copy.
WalkthroughThe documentation for Regal, the language server for Rego (Open Policy Agent's language), has been updated to provide more precise and consistent information. The changes focus on clarifying the tool's description, specifying the exact configuration file location, and standardizing terminology related to configuration settings. Changes
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13-13: LGTM! Clear and informative description.
The updated description provides better context by explicitly mentioning Rego's relationship with OPA and including appropriate links.
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| - [Regal Configuration](https://docs.styra.com/regal#configuration/) | ||
| - [Regal Configuration](https://docs.styra.com/regal#configuration) |
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Update the configuration link format to match the main Regal URL
The configuration link should use the same URL format as the main Regal documentation link. Update https://docs.styra.com/regal#configuration to https://docs.styra.com/regal/#configuration to maintain consistency with the main link format that includes a trailing slash.
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Verify the Regal configuration documentation link.
Let's ensure the documentation link is current and accessible.
Link appears to be valid but points to a different URL format
The current codebase shows two slightly different Regal documentation URLs:
- Main Regal link:
https://docs.styra.com/regal/ - Configuration link:
https://docs.styra.com/regal#configuration
Let's verify if both formats are valid by checking the repository's history and documentation:
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# Description: Verify the Regal configuration documentation link
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But that's because this is an anchor link...
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@charlieegan3, understood. Indeed, linking to an anchor section is a valid reason for omitting the trailing slash. If you would like to keep the URL’s format consistent with the main link, we can add the trailing slash before the anchor (e.g., “https://docs.styra.com/regal/#configuration”), but there’s no strict requirement to do so if this version works for you. Just let me know your preference!
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My preference is to not have the trailing slash.
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@charlieegan3, understood! We'll keep the anchor link without the trailing slash as you prefer. If there's anything else you'd like to adjust or discuss, just let me know.
| Regal uses a YAML configuration file located at `.regal/config.yaml`. | ||
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Documentation needs update to reflect configuration flexibility
The current documentation states a specific path (.regal/config.yaml) as the only configuration location, but this appears to be incomplete based on the evidence:
- The schema definition shows Regal is supported as a tool but doesn't specify a fixed configuration path
- The documentation pattern across other tools (seen in the search results) shows more flexibility in configuration handling
- There's no implementation evidence that strictly enforces
.regal/config.yamlas the only configuration path
The documentation should be updated to:
- List all supported configuration file locations
- Clarify if the path can be customized through
.coderabbit.yaml - Follow the same pattern as other tool documentation that shows more flexibility in configuration handling
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Verify the configuration file path.
The documentation improvements are clear and helpful. Let's verify the stated configuration file path.
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# Description: Verify the stated configuration file path in Regal's official documentation
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The regal configuration file is always at .regal/config.yaml.
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@charlieegan3, understood. We’ll keep the documentation indicating that Regal uses a single configuration file at .regal/config.yaml.
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PR: coderabbitai/coderabbit-docs#181
File: docs/tools/regal.md:23-25
Timestamp: 2024-12-19T13:33:59.486Z
Learning: The user charlieegan3 has stated that the Regal configuration file is always at `.regal/config.yaml`, contrary to prior suggestions about multiple possible paths or flexible configuration.
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Corrected the broken configuration link, and made a few small edits to the copy.