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Seems like the assumption about / being an inescapable hierarchy separator doesn't quite hold. The only alternative one can opt for is to use a homoglyph instead of /. That is ugly and makes the urls even uglier.
In any case, I don't want to suggest we should go back to configuring the separator. I only want to suggest a way to escape the /, like one would in a regex, for example Components\/Button. Or to change the type of title from string with a special convention to Array<string> which seems to describe the intent more precisely and clearly.
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Seems like the assumption about
/
being an inescapable hierarchy separator doesn't quite hold. The only alternative one can opt for is to use a homoglyph instead of/
. That is ugly and makes the urls even uglier.In any case, I don't want to suggest we should go back to configuring the separator. I only want to suggest a way to escape the
/
, like one would in a regex, for exampleComponents\/Button
. Or to change the type oftitle
fromstring
with a special convention toArray<string>
which seems to describe the intent more precisely and clearly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: