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[ECO-1416] Add migration guide for v2 #1670

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WIP in that I’m sure there will be some editing needed, but it’s ready for some eyes on it. I’m also adding @m-hulbert to take a look, since this is an important piece of user-facing documentation.

There's a couple of uninteresting formatting commits, and then the migration guide itself is in the final commit; see that commit message for more details.

Resolves ECO-1416.

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lawrence-forooghian added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 20, 2024
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Note that 1.2.50, to which this guide refers, doesn't exist yet. We’ll
do that in #1672.

HTML tags used for headings so that I can specify a fixed `id` to use in
fragment links, because I’m probably going to keep editing the headings
and so if I rely on the generated headings then I’ll almost certainly
end up with a broken link. (GitHub doesn’t seem to support the custom
heading ID syntax described in [1].) And we don’t have a linter that
checks for broken fragment links.

The description of the stats response changes comes from Simon in [2].

Resolves ECO-1416.

(TODO remove) Skipping CI whilst editing this, to avoid loads of
pointless test runs; will undo once editing done:

[skip ci]

[1] https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#heading-ids
[2] #1670 (comment)
lawrence-forooghian added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 20, 2024
Based on e71ed5f...c64732c.

Note that 1.2.50, to which this guide refers, doesn't exist yet. We’ll
do that in #1672.

The description of the stats response changes comes from Simon in [1].

HTML tags used for headings so that I can specify a fixed `id` to use in
fragment links, because I’m probably going to keep editing the headings
and so if I rely on the generated headings then I’ll almost certainly
end up with a broken link. (GitHub doesn’t seem to support the custom
heading ID syntax described in [2].) And we don’t have a linter that
checks for broken fragment links.

Resolves ECO-1416.

(TODO remove) Skipping CI whilst editing this, to avoid loads of
pointless test runs; will undo once editing done:

[skip ci]

[1] #1670 (comment)
[2] https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#heading-ids
(It’s already in `format`).
I’ll add the v2 migration guide for the library at
docs/migration-guides/v2/lib.md.

And then in #1672 I anticipate Andrii adding the v2 migration guide for
React Hooks at docs/migration-guides/v2/react-hooks.md.
Taken from sdk-api-reference commit 7cc5a28 (see [1], not merged yet).

[1] ably/sdk-api-reference#40
lawrence-forooghian added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 20, 2024
Based on e71ed5f...2e12459.

Note that 1.2.50, to which this guide refers, doesn't exist yet. We’ll
do that in #1672.

The description of the stats response changes comes from Simon in [1],
and the description of the removal of connection upgrades comes from
Owen in [2].

HTML tags used for headings so that I can specify a fixed `id` to use in
fragment links, because I’m probably going to keep editing the headings
and so if I rely on the generated headings then I’ll almost certainly
end up with a broken link. (GitHub doesn’t seem to support the custom
heading ID syntax described in [3].) And we don’t have a linter that
checks for broken fragment links.

Resolves ECO-1416.

(TODO remove) Skipping CI whilst editing this, to avoid loads of
pointless test runs; will undo once editing done:

[skip ci]

[1] #1670 (comment)
[2] #1670 (comment)
[3] https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#heading-ids
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LGTM! I'm happy to merge once all remaining conversations are resolved and [skip ci] is removed.

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Like it!

@lawrence-forooghian lawrence-forooghian dismissed owenpearson’s stale review March 21, 2024 12:18

Owen’s away and indicated he's happy for me to resolve his comments.

lawrence-forooghian added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 21, 2024
Based on e71ed5f...2e12459.

Note that 1.2.50, to which this guide refers, doesn't exist yet. We’ll
do that in #1672.

The description of the stats response changes comes from Simon in [1],
and the description of the removal of connection upgrades comes from
Owen in [2].

HTML tags used for headings so that I can specify a fixed `id` to use in
fragment links, because I’m probably going to keep editing the headings
and so if I rely on the generated headings then I’ll almost certainly
end up with a broken link. (GitHub doesn’t seem to support the custom
heading ID syntax described in [3].) And we don’t have a linter that
checks for broken fragment links.

Resolves ECO-1416.

[1] #1670 (comment)
[2] #1670 (comment)
[3] https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#heading-ids
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Based on e71ed5f...2e12459.

Note that 1.2.50, to which this guide refers, doesn't exist yet. We’ll
do that in #1672.

The description of the stats response changes comes from Simon in [1],
and the description of the removal of connection upgrades comes from
Owen in [2].

HTML tags used for headings so that I can specify a fixed `id` to use in
fragment links, because I’m probably going to keep editing the headings
and so if I rely on the generated headings then I’ll almost certainly
end up with a broken link. (GitHub doesn’t seem to support the custom
heading ID syntax described in [3].) And we don’t have a linter that
checks for broken fragment links.

Resolves ECO-1416.

[1] #1670 (comment)
[2] #1670 (comment)
[3] https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#heading-ids
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