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make link clickable #6616
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make link clickable #6616
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account.magento.com needs to be clickable, otherwise users need to copy-paste into the browser themselves
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An admin must run tests on this PR before it can be merged. |
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duplicates #6614 |
erikmarr
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Feb 11, 2020
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running tests |
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Since @atwixfirster already created a PR to fix this (#6614) we should merge it and close this. Thanks for opening a PR though @misha-kotov. |
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Hi @misha-kotov, thank you for your contribution! |
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Purpose of this pull request
This pull request (PR) makes clickable the account.magento.com link so users do not have to copy-paste the URL into their browser.
Affected DevDocs pages