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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request updates the documentation configuration to enhance the AI agent's capabilities. By restructuring the agent field to include specific user-facing questions, the documentation interface can now provide better guidance and support for common inquiries related to React Native Firebase. Highlights
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This pull request restructures the agent configuration in docs.json, converting the agent field from a string to an object that includes the key and a list of sample questions. The reviewer suggested improving the clarity of these questions by using formal project names instead of package slugs.
| "How do I install react-native-firebase with Expo?", | ||
| "Can I do silent push notifications on iOS and Android?", | ||
| "When does it make sense to use react-native-firebase instead of firebase-js-sdk?" |
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Consider using the proper names for the projects (e.g., 'React Native Firebase' and 'Firebase JS SDK') instead of their package/repository slugs. This improves readability for users.
| "How do I install react-native-firebase with Expo?", | |
| "Can I do silent push notifications on iOS and Android?", | |
| "When does it make sense to use react-native-firebase instead of firebase-js-sdk?" | |
| "How do I install React Native Firebase with Expo?", | |
| "Can I do silent push notifications on iOS and Android?", | |
| "When does it make sense to use React Native Firebase instead of the Firebase JS SDK?" |
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