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Add intercom knowledge base to PD #1941
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- add 'help-circle' icon - create OutsideLinkButton component for nav - remove negative margin from navbar .bottom - update PD knowledge base URLs Closes #1941
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- add 'help-circle' icon - create OutsideLinkButton component for nav - remove negative margin from navbar .bottom - update PD knowledge base URLs Closes #1941
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* feat(protocol-designer): make pipettes eagerly drop tips (#1946) - drop tips at the end of each step unless the next step for a pipette uses change tip: "never" Closes #1706 * fix(docker): Switch out dumb-init, add modules tools & udev config (#1952) - Switch to Resin's default init system - add avrdude apk & avrdude config file - add udev rules for modules Closes #1822 * feat(comp): Add IntervalWrapper to interaction enhancers (#1942) * fix(protocol-designer): fix styling of pause and mix step items (#1948) Closes #1947 * feat(protocol-designer): add help link to PD nav (#1945) - add 'help-circle' icon - create OutsideLinkButton component for nav - remove negative margin from navbar .bottom - update PD knowledge base URLs Closes #1941 * feat(protocol-designer): add i18next and start with tooltips (#1949) Add the i18next library to help organize our copy, and start off by moving tooltip copy into translations json file. * feat(protocol-designer): refactor and restyle LabwareSelectionModal (#1929) * LabwareSelectionModal component matches design (was AddLabwareModal) * factor out shadows and borders to complib css vars * fix IngredientsList; cleanup borders * make IngredIndividual "hoverable" (presentation only) * fix(api): maintain speed state after collision recovery (#1953) * fix(api): Explicitely set gantry speed after testing an axis for skipping * removes calls to self.set_speed() from driver * fix(api): check virtual smoothie before copying udev file on server start (#1960) * feat(app): Add continuous polling to modules during run (#1961) * feat(api): Add clear method to RPC SessionManager (#1969) * feat(protocol-designer): refactor and restyle timeline terminal items (#1967) - fix bug with `robotStateTimeline` selector creating extra "steps" in the timeline for eager drop tip, introduced in #1706 - fix related bug where substeps didn't generate for `changeTip: "never"` steps - fix bug where hovering over Mix highlights wells of all labware, not just the relevant labware - renamed a handful of selectors touched by this PR to `getSpam` instead of `spam` - create TerminalItem component - change copy of text in initial deck setup, final deck state, and corresponding headers - remove flask icon from initial deck setup - remove `StepTypeWithEnd` and remove `any` typing that was a workaround for it - remove `deckSetupMode` selector - update all places timeline index is used to no longer add 1 to the index to skip over deck setup step (timeline warnings, timeline errors, liquids on deck at step in timeline, well selection) Closes #1930 and closes #1974
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As a user I'd like to get help when learning a new tool
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