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Author: rustagir

docs/fundamentals/atlas-search.txt

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ You can create an Atlas Search index in either of the following ways:
   :ref:`laravel-schema-builder-atlas-idx` section of the Schema Builder guide.
 
 - Access a collection, then call the
-  :phpmethod:`createSearchIndex() <phpmethod.MongoDB\\Collection::createSearchIndex()>`
+  :phpmethod:`createSearchIndex() <MongoDB\\Collection::createSearchIndex()>`
   method from the {+php-library+}, as shown in the following code:
 
   .. code-block:: php

docs/fundamentals/vector-search.txt

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ You can create an Atlas Search index in either of the following ways:
   :ref:`laravel-schema-builder-atlas-idx` section of the Schema Builder guide.
 
 - Access a collection, then call the
-  :phpmethod:`createSearchIndex() <phpmethod.MongoDB\\Collection::createSearchIndex()>`
+  :phpmethod:`createSearchIndex() <MongoDB\\Collection::createSearchIndex()>`
   method from the {+php-library+}. You must specify the ``type`` option as
   ``'vectorSearch'``, as shown in the following code:
 

docs/query-builder.txt

@@ -678,7 +678,7 @@ a query:
    :end-before: end options
 
 The query builder accepts the same options that you can set for
-the :phpmethod:`find() <phpmethod.MongoDB\\Collection::find()>` method in the
+the :phpmethod:`find() <MongoDB\\Collection::find()>` method in the
 {+php-library+}. Some of the options to modify query results, such as
 ``skip``, ``sort``, and ``limit``, are settable directly as query
 builder methods and are described in the