Keep documentation sidebar links within the selected port - #59
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why: Root builds also render owned port pages. Their shared sidebar links used the build context and sent readers to general documentation. what: - Build sidebar URLs from the page port and version - Cover both sidebar copies at desktop and phone widths, including Python stable and TypeScript latest - Prove the browser assertion fails with the original URL builder Validation: pnpm test passed in 47.81 seconds.
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From a TypeScript page rendered by the root build, “Filtering and queries” linked to
/en/concepts/queries/even though the TypeScript page exists. Sidebar links now use the page’s selected port and version through the existing URL helper.The browser check covers desktop and mobile sidebars on TypeScript latest and Python stable pages. It fails against the old builder with the reported URL mismatch.
pnpm testpasses in 47.81 seconds; publication checks remain separate.