Port triple slash comment from System.IO to Docs #2321
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@mairaw @rpetrusha please take a look whenever possible. Adding the area owner @JeremyKuhne in case he has any additional comments or suggestions. |
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Thanks for documenting the new member, @carlossanlop. I've left two suggested changes for you to consider.
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Summary
Automatically porting a comment found in System.IO.FileSystemInfo source code triple slash comments that did not exist in dotnet-api-docs. I also took the liberty to manually add a return value since it was missing as well.
Fixes #Issue_Number (if available)