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Wikipedia. : WikiProject Microsoft. This WikiProject is believed to be inactive. [ [File:Wikiproject Micros .zoft Banner.png]] Welcome to WikiProject Microsoft, not to be confused with our child project WikiProject Microsoft Windows. WikiProject Microsoft is a group of editors who are willing to improve Wikipedia's coverage of Microsoft, its ...
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In Azure DevOps, you can maintain your wiki content in a team project wiki or a published as code wiki. With a published as code wiki, you can maintain several versioned wikis to support your content needs, although it's available only if Azure Repos is enabled.
With a provisioned wiki, you can add and edit pages directly within the wiki. All content updates to a provisioned wiki occur within the wiki.
With a publish code as wiki, you can add, edit, and update content from Repos or Code.
The following image shows options for a provisioned wiki. Several of these options aren't supported for the publish as code wiki pages.
For example, the Edit in Repos option for the publish code as wiki takes you to the Repo page to edit that specific page. Updates that you make to a page in the branch you selected for the wiki get automatically published to the wiki.
For both types of wiki, select New page or Add subpage. For more information, see Add and edit wiki pages.
The provisioned wiki manages the page sequence and page list automatically as you add or move pages within the navigation pane.
To structure the list of pages in the navigation pane for a publish code as wiki, define the .order file at the root, and for each subfolder or parent page that contains subpages.
Both types of wikis follow the same file structure, it's just that the publish code as wiki requires you to maintain the page sequence manually.
For more information about working with .order files, see Wiki Git repository files and file structure.
From the wiki, you can view the revisions of any wiki page. Select Revisions or the View revisions menu option.
But, the revert process differs depending on the wiki page type.
•For a provisioned wiki page, select Revert, as described in Revert a commit to a provisioned wiki page
•For a publish as code wiki page, work from a local branch and submit a pull request to update the branch you're working from.
With versioning, you can publish different content versions to distinct wikis, based on a versioned branch of a Git repo. Versioning and unpublishing a wiki, is supported only for wikis that you created by publishing code to a wiki. For more information, see Publish a code wiki/Unpublish a code wiki.
1.Clone the wiki repository to take backup of all its content. The More options has the clone wiki URL, which can be used to clone the wiki.
2.Get the git repository ID that backs your wiki. You can use the REST API to get all the wikis in the project.
For example, GET https://fabrikam.visualstudio.com/sampleProject/_apis/wiki/wikis?api-version=4.1 returns all the wikis in the project, so you can choose which one to delete.
3.Use the REST API to delete the backing Git repo. Use the repository ID of the project wiki you found in the previous step and double check the repository ID, so you don't remove the wrong one.
You can work offline or in a local branch to update content for a provisioned wiki and publish as code wiki. For more information, see Clone and update wiki pages offline.
You must have at least Basic access to create and modify a wiki. You must have the permission Create Repository to publish code as wiki. By default, this permission is set for members of the Project Administrators group. Anyone who is a member of the Contributors security group can add or edit wiki pages.
May 14, 2024 · A WikiProject is a group of contributors who want to work together as a team to improve Wikidata. These groups often focus on a specific topic area (for example, astronomy) or a specific kind of task (for example, solving problems related to disambiguation pages ).
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