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[Cloud Run] (chore) Rename in-process to in-container #31267
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[Cloud Run] (chore) Rename in-process to in-container #31267
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📝 Documentation Team Review RequiredThis pull request requires approval from the @DataDog/documentation team before it can be merged. Please ensure your changes follow our documentation guidelines and wait for a team member to review and approve your changes. |
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Created a docs review card: https://datadoghq.atlassian.net/browse/DOCS-11903 |
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Looks good. I just wasn't sure about casing consistency. I assume the docs team has a preference and will let us know.
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If your Azure Function app uses the In-Process model, add a NuGet package reference to `Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Extensions`: | |||
If your Azure Function app uses the In-Container model, add a NuGet package reference to `Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Extensions`: |
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Should we try to keep casing persistent? I see it lower and upper-cased in different areas.
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