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Fixes #24234: Add warning for properties not case sensitive on Windows #1029

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Fixes #24234: Add warning for properties not case sensitive on Windows #1029

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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions src/reference/modules/installation/pages/agent/windows.adoc
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[WARNING]

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Note that even if properties' name is case-sensitive, collision can occur, on nodes based on Windows agent.
We strongly recommend to use distinct strings for property's name, in particular on Windows node.

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== Installation for Windows server 2012R2 and later

The agent is currently distributed as an `msi` installer which both support graphical and cli based installations.
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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions src/reference/modules/reference/pages/variables.adoc
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${node.properties[datacenter]}
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[WARNING]

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Note that even if properties' name is case-sensitive, collision can occur, on nodes based on Windows agent.
We strongly recommend to use distinct strings for property's name, in particular on Windows node.

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To get the original data (for debug only) there is the
`properties.property_<fileid>` variable. A usage example:

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