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What is the current behavior?
An import with the wrong casing, such as
@site/static/usage/v9/button/Basic/index.mdxwhen the folder isbasic, passes every required check:static/usageThe Vercel preview does fail, since it builds on Linux, but it is not a required check, so the PR can merge. The production deploy then fails the same way.
What is the new behavior?
The Linux
Checksjob runsbuild:preview, the same English build as Vercel previews, so a wrong-case import failsVerifyand blocks the merge.Does this introduce a breaking change?
Other information
The release notes script needs a token in CI, so the step passes the workflow's built-in
GITHUB_TOKEN, as ionic-framework does inconventional-commit.yml. It is read-only on fork PRs, which is all the script needs.