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18 July 2025

diffhist Microsoft Azure 17:01 +18 LooksGreatInATurtleNeck talk contribs (There was a Script warning on the page from a cite web template, "numeric names: authors list" caused by numbers in a name field, fixed by entering names rather than user-names in numbered author= fields)
diffhist Microsoft Azure 16:51 −2 LooksGreatInATurtleNeck talk contribs (There was a Script warning on the page from a cite news template, "multiple names: authors list", fixed by placing individual names in numbered author= fields)
diffhist Microsoft Azure 16:48 −4 LooksGreatInATurtleNeck talk contribs (There was a Script warning on the page from a cite web template, caused by "url-status=bot: unknown", so reviewed link & adjusted url-status accordingly)
diffhist Microsoft Azure 16:41 −10 LooksGreatInATurtleNeck talk contribs (There was a Script warning on the page from a cite web template, "Category:CS1 maint: date and year", fixed by removing the redundant year= field as date= was already set)

16 July 2025

diffhist PowerShell 23:57 −402 Helpimnotdrowning talk contribs (→Comparison of cmdlets with similar commands: the statement "While the external ping command remains available to PowerShell, Test-Connection's output is a structured object that can be programmatically inspected." is true for basically all of these cmdlets, no?) Tag: references removed
diffhist PowerShell 23:15 +216 Helpimnotdrowning talk contribs (→Scripting: add missing citation (was also in another citation here!) + give the name for this super-obscure feature so people can search for it. (should the name be capitalized or something?))