Changes variable names to prevent bizarre client container sidebar issue #320
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Signed-off-by: Kyle J. Davis <kyledvs@amazon.com>
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Description
It looks like in #299 the sidebar code was copy/pasted from the command section into the command page. Both pages uses the global variable named
command_data_obj, so when there wasn't a container explicitly from the command entry, it just used the one from the page.In this PR, I namespaced the variable name to fix the command names in the list. Additionally, I removed an unused global that sorted/grouped all the commands.
I've also noticed that the build times have shot up after #299 to around 50 seconds - which is bonkers. Given the repetitious nature of this page element, this should be abstracted into a macro and/or cached during build. At time of writing there is 416 pages rendered in this section, each one has to open 416 + 4 (json files that index all the commands). That means that generating this sidebar adds 174,720 JSON file opens and parses. I will file a seperate issue to track.
Issues Resolved
#319
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