A customer has raised a question on accuracy of Microsoft documents

Question

We still need to understand guidance how to use documentation properly.

I am not a native English speaker but to me, at least 300 MB means 300 MB is ok.  Again, we all make mistakes, but in this case it’s one of the two

• Either MS Support is wrong
• Or there’s a documentation bug on that document he mentioned that should state something like “must be at least 500MB” or “must be more than 300 MB”, but not “must be at least 300 MB”.  Hence if we follow again that document without knowing what we know now we will have the same issue again.

Answer 1

@Preeti Gujar Thanks for sharing the doc feedback.

You or the customer can directly create a GitHub issue for the document where you are seeing this. Scroll to the bottom of the document -> Feedback -> This page.

This will create a GitHub issue and will be assigned to the documentation team who work on doc updates.

You can see and track updates on your created GitHub issue by going to the 'View all page feedback.'

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