Fix link to the 3.x version of Compiling for Linux #7203
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Since there is no "3.x " branch of the docs, I'm not sure which branch the link should point to instead. I went with the latest 3.x, but maybe 3.0 is better?
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I would change it to say 3.6 since that is planned to be the last 3.x release (and of course the bugfix releases that go with it). |
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I think its good as is. Thanks and congrats on your first merged contribution to Godot's docs! |
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Since there is no "3.x " branch of the docs, I'm not sure which branch the link should point to instead. I went with the latest 3.x, but maybe 3.0 is better?