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Update Model Version Text #2727
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Thanks for your contribution, however, please note the comment at the top of this article that says:
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If I accept your changes, they will be overwritten the next time the docs are generated.
Please use the appropriate include file to make these changes:
includes/pages-download-remarks.md
includes/pages-upload-remarks.md
I will get the review of the product team before I merge these changes. They may choose to simply make the help content more specific, achieving the same result.
@JimDaly, the original content I updated on this page is not within the pages you referenced, it's only on the pages.md file. includes/pages-download-remarks.md Is there another place it's coming from? Thanks, Rick |
Yes. It comes from the PAC CLI help system. When you use the In the documentation we can add examples and remarks. The files in the includes folder contain text that is a starting point. Just add what you feel will be valuable to the respective file in the includes folder. These are the files for Remarks. They include the additional content related to the pages upload and pages download commands: includes/pages-upload-remarks.md As I get this reviewed by the team, I will recommend that they update the help text. This PR will show them how it helps. |
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@JimDaly , I updated the intro includes to include the --modelVersion option in the example instead of putting it in the remarks. This better aligns with what is already in the articles which were linked to in the remarks sections. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/configure/power-platform-cli-tutorial#step-3-download-website-content. That along with updates the product team could make in the CLI help files should make the values for this option clear to users. Thanks, Rick |
The pac pages upload and download commands have a --modelVersion switch. The existing documentation said to use Enhanced or Standard as the command line values but those are inaccurate. The values are 1 for Standard and 2 for Enhanced. This update clarifies that.