Use integration manifest for service documentation URL #9960
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Use the integration manifest for the service documentation, so that it also works for custom integrations.
If the user just switches to a different service from the same domain, no re-fetching happens. Only when a different domain is used, a new fetch request is triggered.
@bramkragten Do you think we need to add static caching to only retrieve the manifest once per integration (even if in between the user selects a different domain)? I would expect that usually a user is not wildly switching around the integrations when creating e.g. automations, so there should not be that many WS calls anyway.
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If user exposed functionality or configuration variables are added/changed: