Open related articles in Docs

In this article

Before you start

• Signed in to the authenticated app; Docs is served from `/api/app/docs`.
• Docs index loaded with `locale`, `platform` and `theme` resolved by the app.
• A current article is selected, for example `antylogic://docs/access/en-auth-native-login`.
• The article's section must contain at least one other article; if only the current one exists, `Related articles` does not appear.

Instructions

1. 1.

   Open the starting article

   Open `antylogic://docs/access/en-auth-native-login` in the authenticated app. The screen must show Docs and the `Sign in with a native account` article.

2. 2.

   Find the related articles

   Scroll towards the end of the article until `Related articles`. The list shows other articles from the `Access` section, keeps the index order and does not include the open article.

3. 3.

   Open a related article

   Press `Invite a user to a location`. The app navigates within the same `Documentation` screen with `sectionSlug` and `articleSlug`; there is no confirmation or intermediate modal.

4. 4.

   Check the result

   Verify that the detail changes to the related article and that the corresponding section is open in the index. Navigation keeps `locale`, `platform` and `theme`.

Validations and limits

• If the index is loading, `Loading documentation...` is shown and no related articles are available.
• If `/api/app/docs` fails, the screen shows `Docs could not be loaded.`.
• The block is only rendered when `relatedArticles.length > 0`.
• The `Search Docs` search filters the visible index, but related articles are computed from the full loaded index.
• The backend accepts `GET` and `HEAD` for Docs; other methods return `metodo no permitido`.
• The action only navigates and reads content; it does not create, update or delete operational data.

Expected result

The user keeps reading a related article from the same Docs section without manually returning to the index and without changing Harbor Demo Group or Harbor Soho data.