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windows powershell example is added Signed-off-by: mervecingoz <[email protected]>
From the KubeCon Contrib Fest. @bwplotka, @ArthurSens and @vesari , I'll take this one. |
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Sorry for the delay. I was busy during KubeCon. I'll get to this ASAP. |
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Thank you very much. Content looks good. I just have a few nits about formatting and such.
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curl -X PUT http://pushgateway.example.org:9091/api/v1/admin/wipe | |||
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#### MS Windows Users |
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Let's not indent this. I think it looks better without it. Also, we are not really using title case in the sub-titles. And maybe add something like "Note for". In summary:
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#### Note for MS Windows users |
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curl -X PUT http://pushgateway.example.org:9091/api/v1/admin/wipe | |||
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MS Windows users could send http requests to the pushgateway using Powershell. |
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I would leave a blank line above this for consistency. Similarly, capitalize "Pushgateway" and "HTTP".
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Final nit: Maybe "can" instead of "could"?
windows powershell example is added