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@Sulstice Sulstice merged commit bc444f7 into main Nov 10, 2025
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This pull request focuses on updating the website's navigation menu to reflect a specific event. The change renames an existing menu entry to provide more precise information, enhancing the clarity and accuracy of the site's structure for users.

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  • Menu Navigation Update: The 'Events' menu item has been renamed to 'SFN 2025' within the hugo.yaml configuration file.
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This pull request updates a navigation menu item in hugo.yaml to be more specific, changing it from 'Events' to 'SFN 2025'. While this highlights the upcoming event, it creates a future maintenance burden. I've added a comment suggesting we keep the more generic 'Events' label for better long-term site maintainability, as the linked page already contains all the specific event details.

pageRef: /working-groups/
weight: 3
- name: Events
- name: SFN 2025
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Using a specific event name like 'SFN 2025' in the main navigation menu is not ideal for long-term maintainability. This will need to be updated again after the event has passed. A more scalable approach is to use a generic label like 'Events' and keep the event-specific details on the page itself. This avoids the need for future code changes to update the navigation menu for every new event.

    - name: Events

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