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kartheekp-ms and others added 2 commits February 25, 2025 23:28
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* Remove orphaned image

* SFI image updates

* SFI image updates

* SFI image updates

* Update freshness for quickstarts and main tutorials

* link fixes

* link fixes
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author: JonDouglas
ms.author: jodou
ms.date: 02/08/2024
ms.date: 03/03/2025
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What is the purpose of updating so many files' timestamps, without changing the content of those files?

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@donnie-msft The quickstarts and higher pageview tutorials were re-tested and updated within the last 18-20 months or so. The doc freshness scores, reported to the product team, are calculated using ms.date. and an article is considered "stale" after ms.date >= 12 months old. Unless there's something that changed in the product that would make these articles out of date (I'm not aware of anything), it's OK to rev the date without re-testing. For the VS articles, we would typically only re-test after a new version of VS (Dev18). Please let me know if there's anything that changed in the product that would make these articles out of date.

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@Mikejo5000 sorry for the off topic question, but can we get the docs compiler to understand ISO 8601 yyyy-MM-dd style formats, rather than just US style date formats? Who should I talk to?

As an Australian living in Australia, I've created and updated docs in the past using dd/MM/yyyy format that is common throughout the rest of the world, and only when the day of the month is >= 13 I get a docs compiler warning. I'm sure I've published docs with the wrong date because it didn't occur to me to use US date format, and people reviewing my PR didn't pick it up (I've gotten approvals on my PRs even when the docs bot told me the date format was wrong)

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@zivkan Please check with Megan Bradley

@Mikejo5000 Mikejo5000 merged commit bb79b2c into live Mar 4, 2025
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