Describe the bug
It seems that pages in the .Net API reference for interfaces that have a single method include the types of parameters of this method in their title.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
IComparer.Compare(Object, Object).Expected behavior
The title is "IComparer Interface (System.Collections) | Microsoft Docs"
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@dend could you please take a look? This is related to .Net API docs.
@mairaw Can you take a look is this is content issue?
Yup, that needs to be addressed. Opening an internal ticket to track the work.
馃殌 ATTENTION: Internal request logged.
Looking closely at this, I am trying to understand what is the underlying reason for which we should remove the existing parameter markup. As is, it matches the title of the page, and is therefore consistent with the rest of pages on docs.microsoft.com. @svick - can you please elaborate?
@mairaw @BillWagner - any thoughts on the feedback above?
@dend it doesn't make any sense to show the parameters on the title for the interface page. This page is not consistent with the rest of docs. Its title should be IComparer Interface (System.Collections). Look at the title right above this one for the ICollection interface and you'll see there are no parameters in the title.
This has since been addressed, thank you @svick and @mairaw 馃帀
Awesome. Thanks for the update @dend!