Capitalize Terminal Logger as proper noun in .NET CLI documentation #48772
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Summary
Updates all references to "terminal logger" to use "Terminal Logger" as a proper noun throughout the .NET CLI documentation, bringing it into consistency with ASP.NET Core documentation standards.
Changes Made
This PR addresses issue #44XXX by capitalizing "Terminal Logger" across all .NET CLI command documentation. The changes affect:
includes/cli-tl.md
that defines the--tl
option used bydotnet build
,dotnet clean
,dotnet publish
,dotnet restore
, anddotnet run
Impact
All five dotnet CLI commands mentioned in the original issue now consistently display "Terminal Logger" as a proper noun in their
--tl
option documentation:dotnet build --help
dotnet clean --help
dotnet publish --help
dotnet restore --help
dotnet run --help
Files Modified
includes/cli-tl.md
- Main include file defining the--tl
optiondocs/core/compatibility/sdk/9.0/terminal-logger.md
- Breaking change docdocs/core/whats-new/dotnet-9/sdk.md
- .NET 9 SDK featuresdocs/core/whats-new/dotnet-9/overview.md
- .NET 9 overviewdocs/core/whats-new/dotnet-8/sdk.md
- .NET 8 SDK featuresdocs/core/compatibility/9.0.md
- Compatibility tableThis change maintains consistency with how "Terminal Logger" is treated as a proper noun in ASP.NET Core documentation per the cross-reference mentioned in the original issue.
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