Are the docs truncating information?

[bcronrath]

I keep seeing VRL functions when I use the search bar on the vector website referenced, but when I click them, I never see them on the actual document page. Example would be https://vector.dev/docs/reference/vrl/functions/#map_keys

I see that the document is listed in alphabetical order, but it doesn't seem to get very far through the alphabet, seems like it is truncating information?

[pront]

I am not sure I understand the exact issue you are facing, but we recently fixed a problem with the search bar. The fix was rolled out today. Can you check if your issue still persists? If so, can you describe what you type in the bar and what you see vs what you expect?

[bcronrath]

Hi pront, thank you for looking into this!

So I am encountering the issue still currently, basically here is how you can repro:

1.) From the https://vector.dev/docs website, search for something in the search bar like "map_keys". This should have a first link that pops up that is https://vector.dev/docs/reference/vrl/functions/#map_keys

2.) If I click that link, or also try to visit it by pasting it in browser, in either case I don't actually see map_keys listed here. Furthermore, when searching for map_keys it implies there should be a path like the following that exists VRL Function Reference -> Enumerate Functions -> map_keys. I also don't see "Enumerate Functions" listed on the doc page. The final value I can see on the page is "encode_key_value", which almost implies to me like anything alphabetically that comes after that is not making it in to the page.

[bcronrath]

It seems to really just be this page that has the issue https://vector.dev/docs/reference/vrl/functions/

Another thing I noticed is there is no "on this page" navbar on the righthand side, similar to you'd see on all other document pages for vector. I tried inspecting the source and it seems like information beyond that "encode_key_value" section is trying to be displayed, but is encountering some issues that are over my head. It seems to me like perhaps something right after encode_key_value is causing a bug on the page.

[bcronrath]

Definitely seems to be something in that section that breaks it. What I noticed is that I can sort of see what's below if I use Firefox, but the formatting goes haywire:

On Chrome and Edge it just doesn't display anything past that point:

[pront]

Two thoughts:

• Can you delete all site data and try again?
• Can you try with another browser? Does it look the same?