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Welcome to the PowerShell-Docs repository, the home of the official PowerShell documentation.
The following list describes the main folders in this repository.
.github- contains configuration settings used by GitHub for this repository.vscode- contains configuration settings and recommended extensions for Visual Studio Code (VS Code)assets- contains downloadable files linked in the documentationreference- contains the documentation published to docs.microsoft.com. This includes both reference and conceptual content.5.1- contains the cmdlet reference and about topics for PowerShell 5.17.0- contains the cmdlet reference and about topics for PowerShell 7.07.1- contains the cmdlet reference and about topics for PowerShell 7.17.2- contains the cmdlet reference and about topics for PowerShell 7.2 (preview)bread- contains the TOC used for breadcrumb navigationdocs-conceptual- contains the conceptual articles that are published to the Docs site. In general, the folder structure mirrors the Table of Contents (TOC).mapping- contains the version mapping configuration used by the build systemmedia- contains image files used in documentation. There are media folders throughout thedocs-conceptualcontent. See the Contributor Guide for information on using images in documentation.module- contains the markdown source for the Module Browser page
tests- contains the Pester tests used by the build systemtools- contains other tools used by the build system
NOTE: The reference content (in the numbered folders) is used to create the webpages on the Docs site as well as the updateable help used by PowerShell. The articles in the
docs-conceptualfolder are only published to the Docs website.
We welcome public contributions into this repository via pull requests into the staging branch. Please note that before we can accept your pull request you must sign our Contribution License Agreement. This is a one-time requirement.
For more information on contributing, read our contributor's guide. The contributor's guide contains detail information about how to contribute documentation, suggested tools, and style and formatting requirements. Please use the Issue and Pull Request templates to help keep documentation consistent across versions.
There are two license files for this project. The MIT License applies to the code contained in this repo. The Creative Commons license applies to the documentation.