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I recently uploaded a new API definition using the rdme CLI tool with the following command:

We’re experiencing an issue when trying to make API requests that involve a redirect_uri parameter from within a ReadMe API Explorer (iframe). Normally, standard API calls work fine within the embedded iframe, but when the endpoint requires a redirect flow (such as OAuth authorization), the request fails or does not behave as expected. Thanks for the help!!!
Here’s an example of the request that fails:
const options = { method: 'GET', headers: { accept: 'application/json' } };

Hi there,

Where is the previous slug parameter gone?

The appearance of the video insertion is broken. It currently displays as if it were a static image with a hover zoom (magnifying glass) effect. When clicked, the user is redirected to the video, but the overall design does not look good and is not intuitive.

There is a bug where the code is not being properly interpreted, causing it to spill into a new, separate section. Once this happens, the section cannot be edited or deleted.

We use Markdown syntax in our changelogs. When describing endpoint and endpoint parameters, we write something similar to

Just wondering if as an admin, we can change the title of the discussion created by the original author?

The Table of Content is taking up one column space. I disabled it.