The "uhfHeaderId" field is being added to the Global Metadata section of this docfx file to prevent navigation issues because it is completely missing. For background on product-level headers, please review the product-level header requirements here: Navigation model overview | Microsoft Learn. Any changes to existing metadata fields will be communicated in advance of PRs.
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Fixing#786931 Add uhfHeaderId = MSDocsHeader-DotNet
Why we make header/navigation updates
Header changes and other site navigation updates are crucial for improving content findability and are made in support of the navigation model strategy driven by the Learn Information Architecture and Content Architecture teams.
After you accept the header/navigation changes, you may now see a new or different product-level header used on content in your repo, revised breadcrumbs, or other navigation-related changes, which will be specified in the commit message.
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The "uhfHeaderId" field is being added to the Global Metadata section of this docfx file to prevent navigation issues because it is completely missing. For background on product-level headers, please review the product-level header requirements here: Navigation model overview | Microsoft Learn. Any changes to existing metadata fields will be communicated in advance of PRs.
A Pull Request has been made from the Learn Platform's Metadata Management System. Please review and merge this Pull Request within 5 days. If you have any questions or concerns about the purpose of these metadata updates, please contact docs-allowlist-mgmt@microsoft.com. If you are not the correct contact for this content and repository, please notify Metadata-Management@microsoft.com.
If this Pull Request is not merged within 14 days, it will be automatically merged by our system to ensure the timeliness of the metadata update. This includes bypassing the Repository's Branch Policy, including if Review Required is enabled. Please notify Metadata-Management@microsoft.com if you have questions or concerns or would like Pull Requests for metadata updates to merge automatically in future. Fixing#786931 Add uhfHeaderId = MSDocsHeader-DotNet
Why we make header/navigation updates Header changes and other site navigation updates are crucial for improving content findability and are made in support of the navigation model strategy driven by the Learn Information Architecture and Content Architecture teams.
After you accept the header/navigation changes, you may now see a new or different product-level header used on content in your repo, revised breadcrumbs, or other navigation-related changes, which will be specified in the commit message.
Frequently Asked Questions Why does this Pull Request appear to be made by the Repository Owner? We open Pull Requests two different ways.
How can I revert a Pull Request that has been merged and created an unexpected issue? Whether a PR has been merged manually or automatically, you can revert it if an issue arises. See Reverting a pull request - GitHub Docs.