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* Recommend an `Accept` header for REST API requests which doesn't mention V3 In the documentation for every REST API, in the "Headers" section, we say for the `Accept` header that: > Setting to `application/vnd.github.v3+json` is recommended. Putting the V3 bit in doesn't actually do anything - in fact, a high proportion of API consumers don't do it - and this recommendation is going to be confusing once we launch our new API versioning. This recommends that people use `application/vnd.gitrhub+json` instead. We could just recommend `application/json` - I'd be in favour of that! - but I'm trying to make this change as small as possible. * Update cURL and GitHub CLI code examples to use an `Accept` header without V3 Co-authored-by: Sarah Edwards <skedwards88@github.com>
Components
⚠️ This area is a work-in-progress.
This is the main source for our React components. They can be rendered by the server or the client via Next.js. The starting point for any component usage is the pages/ directory, which uses a file-system routing paradigm to match paths to pages that then render these components.