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Rick-Anderson and others added 30 commits November 20, 2024 14:00
…reating-the-membership-schema-in-sql-server-cs directory
…reating-the-membership-schema-in-sql-server-vb directory
…i.md

Adding missing step to MMC instructions for adding a trusted certificate in working-with-ssl-in-web-api.md
Older versions: Delete article that can't be made secure
[As of Oct 14, 2024] DevExpress repository for AjaxControlToolkit in archived status
Adding missing instructions step to working-with-ssl-in-web-api.md
Update testing-the-strength-of-a-password-cs.md
Update recovering-and-changing-passwords-vb.md
Update two-factor-authentication-using-sms-and-email-with-aspnet-iden…
wadepickett and others added 21 commits September 10, 2025 16:10
Q&M: Azure-Trial Cleanup Project
Removed a link to Brad Wilson's blog post since it no longer works
Remove note on input validation reference
More aggressive warnings
Added a warning about the Microsoft Ajax CDN being deprecated and advised users to transition to updated resources.
Added deprecation notice for ASP.NET WebHooks and suggested alternatives for .NET Framework and new development.
Revert deprecation warning for ASP.NET WebHooks and provided alternatives for .NET Framework and new development.
* Update ASP.NET WebHooks overview with deprecation info

Added deprecation notice and migration guidance for ASP.NET WebHooks.

* Update links in ASP.NET WebHooks documentation

Changed links to absolute to cross repos.

* Update deprecation notice and date in index.md

Updated the deprecation notice and the date for ASP.NET WebHooks.

* Update ASP.NET WebHooks deprecation notice

Removed Web API suggestions.  Simplifying.
…es (dotnet#988)

* Initial plan

* Add webhooks deprecation warning include file and update all 10 webhooks pages

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* Update ms.topic from "conceptual" to "concept-article" in docfx.json globalMetadata

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- Add explicit permissions for contents and pull requests
- Improve formatting and readability
- Add descriptive step names
- Add upload artifacts step for successful builds
- Better error handling with conditional steps
- Add environment variable for production build
- Add Docker Buildx setup for better caching
- Improve build command with strict front matter validation
- Add build output verification step
- Add PR comments with build status
- Enhanced permissions for checks
- Better artifact retention and error handling
- Add fetch-depth for full history
…e validation

- Remove insecure 'chmod -R 777' command
- Remove unnecessary Docker Buildx setup
- Improve _site directory validation with content check
- Add output variables for proper status tracking
- Add error handling for GitHub script
- Improve error messages and build verification
- Better job status handling and reporting
- Add continue-on-error flags to prevent workflow failure on build issues
- Fix exit codes in check step to always return 0 (log results, don't fail)
- Improve final status reporting without forcing job failure
- Fix PR comment step condition (remove always() to prevent duplicate comments)
- Improve workflow run URL construction for better link accuracy
- Allow workflow to complete even if build fails (for proper status reporting)

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@fercho19200713-glitch fercho19200713-glitch changed the base branch from main to Rick-Anderson-patch-2 June 10, 2026 20:41

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