[docs] Fix incorrect command for MCP Inspector in mcp.md #46630
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…tructions Testing connection fails inside MCP instructor if we use currently specified value for arguments in documentation - `y @mui/mcp@latest` Proper arguments value should be `-y @mui/mcp@latest`. Signed-off-by: Endi Modric <[email protected]>
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@EndiM In the PR description you are saying MUI Code Patcher (MCP) Inspector. What "code patcher" are you referring to?
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This pull request corrects a small but critical typo in the documentation for the MUI Code Patcher (MCP) Inspector.
Problem:
The command provided in
mcp.mdfor running the MCP Inspector is missing a hyphen before the-yflag.The current documentation suggests:
When a user copies and runs this command, it fails because
yis not a validnpxcommand. This can cause confusion for developers trying to use this new and powerful feature for the first time.Solution:
This PR adds the required hyphen to the command, correcting it to the functional version:
This ensures that the instructions work as expected out of the box, providing a smooth developer experience.
Here is the specific change: