docs: adopt the theme-owned navbar (docusaurus-theme 0.5.0) - #14
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…eme 0.5.0 Part 4 of the theme's migration guide. The theme now renders the navbar itself (developer variant, since this site publishes under /developer/) and renders no footer, so the site's navbar and footer blocks go, along with the navbarLogo and footerLogo imports that 0.5.0 removes. The GitHub button moves to the theme's navbarLinks option and its styles go with it.
The install step is lockfile-exact, so the caret range on @vantagecompute/docusaurus-theme alone never picked up a newer 0.5.x: the site sat on whatever release the lockfile was last regenerated against, and every theme patch meant a lockfile commit in every spoke. Upgrade the theme within its declared range after installing, the way the theme's own docs site already does. The lockfile change stays on the runner.
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Summary
Part 4 of the shared theme's migration guide, for the 0.5.0 release that makes the theme own the navbar and drop the footer (vantagecompute/vantage-docusaurus-theme#11).
themeConfig.navbarandthemeConfig.footer, and thenavbarLogo/footerLogoimports that 0.5.0 no longer exports.navbarLinksoption and drops the.github-buttonstyles. The left-hand Docs and API Reference items have no equivalent by design; both remain in the sidebar.@vantagecompute/docusaurus-themeto^0.5.0. This repo carries bothpackage-lock.json(what CI installs with) andyarn.lock; both are regenerated so neither goes stale.Verified locally
Built against the published 0.5.0: brand link is
https://docs.vantagecompute.ai/developer/, the site title is centred with the version badge beside it, the button(s) open in a new tab with the external-link icon, and there is no site footer. Any files the reference-generating plugins rewrote during the local build were reverted; nothing underdocs/changes here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code