Replace marshalling/marshalled with marshaling/marshaled

[nxtn]

Contributes to #11396
Fixes #11986

[pkulikov]

A file rename results into the link change. That should be "registered" in the redirection file:
https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/master/.openpublishing.redirection.json

[Thraka]

Correct.

@NextTurn register a redirect in that json file. I'm not sure if you've done that before but put the entries somewhere in the middle of the file, don't append to the end. This helps avoid merge conflicts.

source_path is the file path in the repo of the old file.
redirect_url is the URI after https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us of the new published file.

Do this for each renamed file.

[pkulikov]

put the entries somewhere in the middle of the file, don't append to the end.

Entries are sorted alphabetically by the source_path field.

[mairaw]

Thanks @NextTurn. This looks great. As @pkulikov mentioned, for the file renames, we need to add the entries to the redirect file at https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/master/.openpublishing.redirection.json, where we sort the entries alphabetically by the source_path field. "redirect_document_id" should be true in this case as well.

[mairaw]

@NextTurn apologies, but it seems we have some merge conflicts here. Can you check?

[nxtn]

What does "redirect_document_id" mean?

[mairaw]

It's for internal purposes. It tells our BI system to flow the data from the old article to the new one. We don't always want to do that.

[mairaw]

Thank you for making the changes @NextTurn. These changes will be going live next week.