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If I delete the ?tab=doc, it will end up redirecting with the URL parameter added.
Often, a user may want to navigate the package structure using the URL, e.g., Modifying /zap to /zap/zaptest. To do this with godoc, it was easy as the package name was the last element. With pkg.go.dev, it requires scanning (or deleting) ?tab=doc before being able to make the modification, making the experience more painful.
Since the default go pkg.go.dev/<package> is the documentation page, can we also avoid adding the ?tab=doc suffix to the URL?
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This is a UX issue related to how pkg.go.dev works as compared to godoc.org. Here are the API documentation URLs for the zap package,
If I delete the
?tab=doc
, it will end up redirecting with the URL parameter added.Often, a user may want to navigate the package structure using the URL, e.g., Modifying
/zap
to/zap/zaptest
. To do this with godoc, it was easy as the package name was the last element. With pkg.go.dev, it requires scanning (or deleting)?tab=doc
before being able to make the modification, making the experience more painful.Since the default go
pkg.go.dev/<package>
is the documentation page, can we also avoid adding the?tab=doc
suffix to the URL?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: