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User Guide docs now cover how to register a service account and use it. A new example demonstrates a `ClientApp`-powered `ls`.
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Happy with the change; I like the walkthroughs a lot but think the navigation page structure needs a bit of refining for its level of abstraction in the docs site.
Left comments throughout with suggestions but happy to get pushback on any of them. Reviewing english is harder than reviewing python.
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To follow our structure of concept/noun naming for the categories in the usage patterns section.
This new section is meant to make it clearer what a Client is, and that the term has two different meanings from two different domains.
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@derek-globus, this should be ready for a fresh review, but note that a lot of the high level doc has moved into a dedicated "Understanding Service Accounts" page. |
User Guide docs now cover how to register a service account and use it.
A new example demonstrates a
ClientApp-poweredls.