Link to the newly published API docs#233
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Adding these reference links should make the user experience more smooth, particularly when navigating both pulp-python and pulpcore docs. [noissue]
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| Install pulp-python | ||
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| Ansible Installer (Recommended) | ||
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This could be a separate commit if anyone cares. Just fixed it when I noticed it was missing.
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I build the docs and this looks good to me.
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Adding these reference links should make the user experience more
smooth, particularly when navigating both pulp-python and pulpcore docs.
[noissue]