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There are two ways to create an issue:
- Use the feedback controls at the bottom of the page.
- File an issue in GitHub directly
Using the feedback controls
For a full description of the feedback controls, see the Docs Team blog announcing this feature.
At the bottom of most pages on learn.microsoft.com, there are two feedback buttons. One is a link
for product feedback and one is for documentation feedback. The documentation feedback requires a
GitHub account. Clicking the button takes you in GitHub and presents an issue template. Enter your
feedback and submit the form.
Note
The feedback tool not a support channel. It's a way to ask questions to clarify documentation or to report errors and omissions. If you need technical support, see Community resources.
Filing issues on GitHub
To file a GitHub issue directly, you can select the New issue button in the PowerShell-Docs repository. Select the Get started button for the issue you want to create. The GitHub issue template helps you provide the information needed to address the problem you're reporting.
To avoid duplication, search the existing issues to see if someone else has already reported it. If you find an existing issue, you can add your comments, related questions, or answers.
Next steps
See Get started writing.
Additional resources
Collaborate with us on GitHub
The source for this content can be found on GitHub, where you can also create and review issues and pull requests. For more information, see our contributor guide.
