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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThese changes consist of documentation updates across multiple files, including a Markdown link correction in the AI chat guide, heading level adjustments in cycles documentation, expanded operator reference sections with "is empty" entries in filter documentation, a new Timeline layout subsection for milestones, and a version requirement update for mobile devices. Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@docs/core-concepts/issues/visualise_filter.mdx`:
- Line 211: The header "### Start date, Due date, Created at, and Updated at"
uses "Due date" while examples use "Target date"; pick one term and make them
consistent across the document by updating the header or the example
occurrences. Search for the phrase "Target date" (seen in examples) and the
header string and replace all instances so the header and examples use the same
terminology (either change the header to "Target date" or update the example
text to "Due date") ensuring matching capitalization and pluralization in
functions/sections that reference them.
In `@docs/devices/mobile.mdx`:
- Line 30: The Troubleshooting section still references the older minimum
version string "Ensure your Plane instance is running the Commercial Edition
version `v1.5.0` or higher."; update that string to use `v1.12.0` so it matches
the new minimum stated earlier and avoid version inconsistency in the
Troubleshooting section.
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docs/core-concepts/cycles.mdx (1)
106-112: Consider using h3 (###) instead of h4 (####) for consistent heading hierarchy.These subsections skip from h2 (Auto-schedule cycles) directly to h4, bypassing h3. This creates an inconsistent document outline and may affect accessibility for screen readers and SEO. Other similar subsections in this document (e.g., "Cycle summary", "Burn-down chart") use h3 (
###).📝 Suggested fix
-#### Benefits +### Benefits - Maintain regular cycle rhythms automatically without manual intervention. ... -#### Configuration +### Configuration
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Terminology inconsistency: "Due date" vs "Target date".
The header uses "Due date" but the examples throughout the document (lines 39, 50, 58, 229) consistently use "Target date". Consider using consistent terminology:
-### Start date, Due date, Created at, and Updated at
+### Start date, Target date, Created at, and Updated atAlternatively, update the examples to use "Due date" if that's the preferred terminology going forward.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/core-concepts/issues/visualise_filter.mdx` at line 211, The header "###
Start date, Due date, Created at, and Updated at" uses "Due date" while examples
use "Target date"; pick one term and make them consistent across the document by
updating the header or the example occurrences. Search for the phrase "Target
date" (seen in examples) and the header string and replace all instances so the
header and examples use the same terminology (either change the header to
"Target date" or update the example text to "Due date") ensuring matching
capitalization and pluralization in functions/sections that reference them.
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Version inconsistency with Troubleshooting section.
Line 30 updates the minimum version to v1.12.0, but the Troubleshooting section at line 194 still references v1.5.0:
Ensure your Plane instance is running the Commercial Edition version
v1.5.0or higher.
This inconsistency may confuse self-hosted users. Consider updating line 194 to also reference v1.12.0 for consistency.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/devices/mobile.mdx` at line 30, The Troubleshooting section still
references the older minimum version string "Ensure your Plane instance is
running the Commercial Edition version `v1.5.0` or higher."; update that string
to use `v1.12.0` so it matches the new minimum stated earlier and avoid version
inconsistency in the Troubleshooting section.
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