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| title: "Next steps with Sensu" | |
| description: "With Sensu Go running in a local development environment, read this page to envision where you can go from here. Take a few more steps in your local installation, take the work you’ve already done to a pre-production or production environment, or learn more in our Sensu Go workshop." | |
| version: "6.9" | |
| product: "Sensu Go" | |
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| Welcome to Sensu’s documentation! | |
| Congratulations on getting Sensu Go up and running in a local development environment via the Sensu.io quick start guide ([here's a link][1] if you need a refresher). |
These instructions explain how to open sensu-slack-handler.json and edit the definition using Vi/Vim.
NOTE: You can use any text editor you'd like for this step. These instructions are intended to help users who may not know how to open and edit the definition.
1. Open the JSON file.
vi sensu-slack-handler.json
2. Start "insert" mode so you can add and replace text.
i
| From https://github.com/honsiorovskyi | |
| For some reason our current dev portal renderer doesn't convert --- into em-dash (—), so I've converted them in the code using sed: | |
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| find . -iname '*.md' -exec sed -E -i 's/(\w)---(\w)/\1 — \2/g' {} \; | |
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| Unix magic does wonders! 😆 |