AWS powershell documentation change
Summary
Removed 'CMD+C' reference in keyboard shortcut documentation
Security assessment
Documentation correction for keyboard shortcuts, unrelated to security.
Diff
diff --git a/powershell/v5/userguide/migrating-v5.md b/powershell/v5/userguide/migrating-v5.md index 0d0b68a87..416c46945 100644 --- a//powershell/v5/userguide/migrating-v5.md +++ b//powershell/v5/userguide/migrating-v5.md @@ -5 +5 @@ -Minimum PowerShell versionInstall or update AWS.Tools V4Cancel cmdlet execution with CTRL+C and CMD+CNullable value typesCollectionsDateTime versus UTC DateTimePipelining and $AWSHistoryThe -PassThru parameterSome DynamoDB cmdlets moved and renamedLogging of sensitive informationCredential and profile resolutionCredential error messageConsistent auto-iterationS3 cmdlets deprecated and replacedCleaning and trimming S3 key parametersInteractive session capabilitiesCloudWatch alarmsLitJsonThe LoggedAt output propertyProgramming elements that were removed +Minimum PowerShell versionInstall or update AWS.Tools V4Cancel cmdlet execution with CTRL+CNullable value typesCollectionsDateTime versus UTC DateTimePipelining and $AWSHistoryThe -PassThru parameterSome DynamoDB cmdlets moved and renamedLogging of sensitive informationCredential and profile resolutionCredential error messageConsistent auto-iterationS3 cmdlets deprecated and replacedCleaning and trimming S3 key parametersInteractive session capabilitiesCloudWatch alarmsLitJsonThe LoggedAt output propertyProgramming elements that were removed @@ -48 +48 @@ For additional information about installing and updating the Tools for PowerShel -## Cancel cmdlet execution with CTRL+C and CMD+C +## Cancel cmdlet execution with CTRL+C @@ -50 +50 @@ For additional information about installing and updating the Tools for PowerShel -Version 5 of the AWS Tools for PowerShell allows you to cancel cmdlet execution by using a keyboard shortcut such as CTRL+C or CMD+C. +Version 5 of the AWS Tools for PowerShell allows you to cancel cmdlet execution by using a keyboard shortcut such as CTRL+C.