What will happen with a root site that has/had publishing feature? Command will just fail? Something can break? Requirement #3 is heartbreaking because Publishing pages was "the way" to create a communication intranet, I don't have a single tenant that kept a vanilla team site page for the main welcome page :(
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If you current have or have in the past activated the classic publishing the cmdlet will fail and there will be no impact to your site. There is an upcoming feature that maybe of help to you in this case.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?featureid=51259
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Adding my angst to that expressed by @pedropablo. There can't be many tenants that meet this criteria. Was there any research done to establish the usefulness of this cmdlet? While the ability to swap out the root site is great, it doesn't help with now needing to migrate content from the root site when this would otherwise be completely unecessary.
Regarding Current limitations: The site must have quick launch site navigation enabled. How do I do this?
Why would anyone put a link to outdated WSS 3.0 documentation in a SPO new feature instruction?
Hello everyone thanks for your feedback.
As the author of the article has replied to the original inquiry we will proceed closing this one.
Also, to suggest feedback and changes on cmdlet's behavior, I encourage you to visit https://sharepoint.uservoice.com/
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Adding my angst to that expressed by @pedropablo. There can't be many tenants that meet this criteria. Was there any research done to establish the usefulness of this cmdlet? While the ability to swap out the root site is great, it doesn't help with now needing to migrate content from the root site when this would otherwise be completely unecessary.