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When viewing an old guide you always see a link to "view the current guide in latest version" at the top of the page:
If you click the link in a guide that has been deleted in the latest verison (i.e. the path is not valid any more) then you will see a 404 page error:
Interestingly, because this is not a 404 path and just the error template clicking back in the browser does not get you out of this situation 🙈 you need to instead refresh.
this issue probably reuquires some experimentation and discussion with the @ember-learn/learning-core-team
improve the experience of using the back button when this situation happens
this could be a guidemaker concern so might need to be done "upstream"
ember used to have the concept of eager transitions but it seems to have been removed in 1.12 🙈 (makes me feel old). Fixing this will require research and discussion
If this is too hard for now we can pull it out into a separate issue so it doesn't block the work 👍
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One consideration was making this redirect more global, so that any attempt to navigate to an invalid path (like the one that the button generates) would do a best-effort redirect, but I'm not sure about all of the consequences of that change.
When viewing an old guide you always see a link to "view the current guide in latest version" at the top of the page:
If you click the link in a guide that has been deleted in the latest verison (i.e. the path is not valid any more) then you will see a 404 page error:
Interestingly, because this is not a 404 path and just the error template clicking back in the browser does not get you out of this situation 🙈 you need to instead refresh.
Steps to recreate
VIEW v1.3.0
buttonTodo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: