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Update ms.topic value in DocumentationWriter.cs #762
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For SEO tracking and statistics, the API topics should have an ms.topic value of 'managed-reference'. While the value 'article' is valid, it's a generic value that doesn't provide granular data.
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For SEO tracking and statistics, the API topics should have an ms.topic value of 'managed-reference'. While the value 'article' is valid, it's a generic value that doesn't provide granular data.