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Add /go/transitions-everywhere design doc redirect#13036

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Add /go/transitions-everywhere design doc redirect#13036
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This pull request adds a design doc go-link, as requested in a framework PR discussion:

@nate-thegrate nate-thegrate requested review from a team and sfshaza2 as code owners February 5, 2026 05:14
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This pull request introduces a new URL redirect, making a specific design document easily accessible via a short go-link. This change improves discoverability and access to important architectural discussions for the development team, fulfilling a request from a framework PR discussion.

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  • New Redirect Added: A new 301 redirect entry for /go/transitions-everywhere has been added to firebase.json. This redirect points to a specific Google Docs design document.
  • Requested by Framework PR Discussion: The addition of this go-link was requested during a discussion in a Flutter framework pull request, aiming to improve accessibility to the design document.

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  • firebase.json
    • Added a new 301 redirect rule for /go/transitions-everywhere to a Google Docs URL.
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  • The pull request was created by nate-thegrate.
  • It addresses a request made in a Flutter framework PR discussion to add a design document go-link.
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This pull request adds a new redirect for a design document. The change is straightforward and correct. The new entry in firebase.json is properly formatted and added in alphabetical order, which helps with maintainability. I have no further comments.

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parlough commented Feb 5, 2026

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Visit the preview URL for this PR (updated for commit f3ab47c):

https://flutter-docs-prod--pr13036-transitions-everywhere-go-l-4h1n12ox.web.app

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Thanks Nate!

@parlough parlough merged commit 0d9678d into flutter:main Feb 5, 2026
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