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[FIX] Correct links to API ref for ModuleBundleDefinition #880

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/pages/Configuration.md
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Expand Up @@ -694,7 +694,7 @@ A list of bundle definitions. A `bundleDefinition` contains of the following opt

- `name`: The module bundle name
- `defaultFileTypes`: List of default file types which should be included in the bundle. Defaults to: `.js`, `.control.xml`, `.fragment.html`, `.fragment.json`, `.fragment.xml`, `.view.html`, `.view.json` and `.view.xml`
- `sections`: A list of module bundle definition sections. Each section specifies an embedding technology (see [API-Reference](https://sap.github.io/ui5-tooling/v3/api/module-@ui5_builder_tasks_bundlers_generateBundle.html)) and lists the resources that should be in- or excluded from the section.
- `sections`: A list of module bundle definition sections. Each section specifies an embedding technology (see [API-Reference](https://sap.github.io/ui5-tooling/v3/api/module-@ui5_builder_processors_bundlers_moduleBundler.html#~ModuleBundleDefinition)) and lists the resources that should be in- or excluded from the section.
- `mode`: The embedding technology (e.g. provided, raw, preload)
- `filters`: List of modules declared as glob patterns (resource name patterns) that are in- or excluded. Similarly to the use of a single `*` or double `**` asterisk, a pattern ending with a slash `/` denotes an arbitrary number of characters or folder names. Excludes have to be marked with a leading exclamation mark `!`. The order of filters is relevant; a later inclusion overrides an earlier exclusion, and vice versa.
- `resolve`: Setting resolve to `true` will also include all (transitive) dependencies of the files
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