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Remove note about retired SignalFx .NET instrumentation #1706
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The note gives the impression that SignalFx is still somehow deployed or relevant.
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Made the change in Heretto: https://splunk.heretto.com/share/d38dc334-8008-4003-a756-22b6db234145 @trangl-splunk , let's just make sure the change is made in Heretto and we have posted the URL in the ticket. I want to avoid having to do another diff/update for Heretto. Thanks. |
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The note gives the impression that SignalFx is still somehow deployed or relevant.