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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion admin/workspace-providers/deployment.md
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Optionally, you can provide additional helm configuration values by providing
a `values.yaml` file and adding the argument `-f my-values.yaml` to the
generated command. Helm values control attributes of the workspace provider,
including DevURLs, Kubernetes storage classes, SSH, and more. See the
including Dev URLs, Kubernetes storage classes, SSH, and more. See the
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Ah, we need to apply this change to the rest of our product too, then... 😬

I think Storage Classes should be capitalized because it's a proper noun. Kubernetes seems inconsistent with how they use spacing (e.g. DaemonSet and ReplicaSet are one word in the docs, and it matches the Kubernetes object kind, but Storage Classes is two words and does not match the Kubernetes object kind)

What do you think about cross-linking between the relevant topics when possible? It helps someone reading the doc to know where to learn more about some concept, in case it's their first time encountering it (depending on the ordering that they're reading the docs)

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Ah, we need to apply this change to the rest of our product too, then...

See https://github.com/cdr/m/commit/c154e7f6bb1fc7575d9f30c42f63244d49cfa1ce

cross-linking is a +1 IMO, and there are tools to check if the links start to 404. We could do this in a cron or some other CI workflow as appropriate: https://github.com/tcort/markdown-link-check

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Sounds good @jawnsy . I'm going to go ahead and merge this. Feel free to open another PR against the consistencies for Kubernetes nouns!

[Workspace Provider Helm Chart
Values]("https://github.com/cdr/enterprise-helm/blob/workspace-providers-envproxy-only/README.md")
for more details.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion changelog/1.13.2.md
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### Features ✨

- infra: Adds support for `https` servers behind DevURLs
- infra: Adds support for `https` servers behind Dev URLs
- **Notice:** Environments will need to be rebuilt before using this feature

### Bug Fixes 🐛
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions environments/devurls.md
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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: Learn how to access HTTP services running inside your Environment.
Developer (Dev) URLs allow you to access the web services you're developing in
your environment.

> You must have [DevURLs enabled](../admin/devurls.md) in your installation.
> You must have [Dev URLs enabled](../admin/devurls.md) in your installation.

## Creating a Dev URL

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indicate who can **access** the URL and the **internal server scheme** (e.g., whether
Coder should use HTTP or HTTPS when proxying requests to the internal server).

![Create a DevURL](../assets/create-devurl.png)
![Create a Dev URL](../assets/create-devurl.png)

## Access Control

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- The **Open in browser** icon to launch a new browser window
- The **Copy** button to copy the URL for sharing

![DevURLs List](../assets/devurls.png)
![Dev URLs List](../assets/devurls.png)

### Direct Access

There are two ways for you to construct DevURLs.
There are two ways for you to construct Dev URLs.

If you provided a name for the Dev URL when you created it:

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