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[docs] Document dashboard run Ctrl+C stop message - #1445

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[docs] Document dashboard run Ctrl+C stop message#1445
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Documents changes from microsoft/aspire#18827

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Targeting release/13.5 based on the source PR milestone 13.5 (exact match).

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microsoft/aspire#18827 fixed a duplicate shutdown message shown when stopping aspire dashboard run with Ctrl+C. Previously the CLI printed both a dashboard-specific message and a generic "Stopping Aspire." message; now it emits a single Stopping dashboard. line. The aspire-dashboard-run reference page didn't mention how to stop the dashboard or what output to expect, so this adds a short note.

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  • src/frontend/src/content/docs/reference/cli/commands/aspire-dashboard-run.mdx: Added a sentence describing that pressing Ctrl+C stops the dashboard and prints a single Stopping dashboard. message.

No new pages were created; only the existing command reference page was updated.

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Validated against microsoft/aspire#18827. The note accurately documents Ctrl+C shutdown and the corrected single Stopping dashboard. message.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the aspire dashboard run CLI reference page to document how to stop the dashboard with Ctrl+C and what shutdown output to expect, aligning the docs with the CLI behavior change referenced from microsoft/aspire#18827.

Changes:

  • Adds a note stating that pressing Ctrl+C stops the dashboard.
  • Documents that the CLI prints a single Stopping dashboard. message when shutdown is initiated.

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Any additional arguments not recognized by the CLI are forwarded directly to the dashboard process, allowing you to pass dashboard configuration settings (for example, `--Dashboard:TelemetryLimits:MaxLogCount=5000`).

To stop the dashboard, press <kbd>Ctrl+C</kbd> in the terminal where it's running. The CLI prints a single `Stopping dashboard.` message when shutdown is initiated.
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David Pine (IEvangelist) merged commit bce69de into release/13.5 Aug 7, 2026
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David Pine (IEvangelist) deleted the docs/dashboard-run-stop-message-18827-201dda5fae151564 branch August 7, 2026 07:33
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