Freshness update - part2#12567
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Pull request overview
This PR updates documentation freshness across multiple PowerShell documentation files by updating the ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025, reorganizing link references for better maintainability, and improving text readability through contractions and wording clarifications.
Key changes:
- Updated
ms.datefield to12/08/2025across 12 documentation files - Reorganized link references in three major files to use numeric/alphanumeric IDs in sequential order
- Improved text readability by converting many phrases to contractions (e.g., "is not" → "isn't", "cannot" → "can't")
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 12 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.
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using-vscode.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
using-vscode-for-debugging-compiled-cmdlets.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
understanding-file-encoding.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
Using-VSCode-for-Remote-Editing-and-Debugging.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
How-To-Replicate-the-ISE-Experience-In-VSCode.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
resolving-dependency-conflicts.md |
Updated ms.date, refactored link references to sequential numeric format, improved text with contractions, removed ms.custom field |
module-authoring-considerations.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
create-standard-library-binary-Module.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
create-feedback-provider.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
create-cmdline-predictor.md |
Updated ms.date metadata to 12/08/2025 |
choosing-the-right-nuget-package.md |
Updated ms.date, reorganized link references using numeric format, improved readability with contractions and rewording |
Writing-Portable-Modules.md |
Updated ms.date, refactored link references to sequential format, converted some URLs to xref format |
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| through a minimal example. Imagine we have a simple module that is only intended to work in | ||
| through a minimal example. Imagine we've a simple module that's only intended to work in |
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The contraction "we've a" is grammatically awkward. Consider using "we have a" instead for better readability.
| through a minimal example. Imagine we've a simple module that's only intended to work in | |
| through a minimal example. Imagine we have a simple module that's only intended to work in |
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| Finally, we have a general way to isolate our module's dependencies in an Assembly Load Context that | ||
| Finally, we've a general way to isolate our module's dependencies in an Assembly Load Context that |
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The contraction "we've a" is grammatically awkward. Consider using "we have a" instead for better readability.
| Finally, we've a general way to isolate our module's dependencies in an Assembly Load Context that | |
| Finally, we have a general way to isolate our module's dependencies in an Assembly Load Context that |
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| Some .NET projects seek to write code to be loaded into a pre-existing PowerShell runtime (such as | ||
| `pwsh`, `powershell.exe`, the PowerShell Integrated Console or the ISE), while others want to run | ||
| Some .NET projects seek to write code to be loaded into a preexisting PowerShell runtime (such as |
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[nitpick] The spelling "preexisting" should be hyphenated as "pre-existing" for clarity and consistency with standard style guides.
| Some .NET projects seek to write code to be loaded into a preexisting PowerShell runtime (such as | |
| Some .NET projects seek to write code to be loaded into a pre-existing PowerShell runtime (such as |
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Freshness update - part2
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