Bugs

When we select a new related article, the article is not selected

When we use the "replace" a document in the files manage, I thought it was supposed to update that document in all articles it is published in. Instead, it makes the link give a 404-error code or it doesn't update the document in all articles it may be published in. Can we get this bug sorted out? In the meantime, do we have a way to see all articles a document may be published in to ensure when changes are made to a document that we are updating all the applicable articles that may reference that document? Some of our documents are referenced in multiple articles, and it is difficult to remember each one that my reference a document that recently changed. Thank you

The language code is wrong. It should be "ca" or "ca_ES" or "ca_AD", however it says "es_CA"

While we are on the Polish homepage, the helpbar is suggesting French articles.

The chatbot provided a great answer, but the help article URL included in the response itself (not in the sources section), redirects to a different article and not the one it mentions.

When adding an image inside an accordion and aligning it to the right, the image floats outside the container in the editor view.

When a video is placed directly below a list item or between list items, it does not indent correctly. Instead of aligning with the same indentation level as the list item and appearing as part of it, the video starts at the beginning of the paragraph.

When inserting a code block between items in a numbered list, the numbering sequence breaks. Instead of continuing the numbering properly after the code block, the list restarts at 1.

When a code block is placed directly below a list item or between list items, it does not indent correctly. Instead of aligning with the same indentation level as the list item and appearing as part of it, the code block starts at the beginning of the paragraph.

We’ve observed that Swifty is occasionally providing information that do not appear to be sourced from our knowledge base. This raises concerns about whether Swifty is pulling data correctly or inferring details not present in the system. Please verify if the information that Swifty is using exist in the KB or if Swifty might be inferring or generating them on its own.