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Bias Analysis
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Summary
The documentation is largely Linux/CLI-centric, using Azure CLI, Bash, and Linux file paths throughout. However, there is a subtle Windows bias in the 'Library configuration' section, where PuTTY (a Windows SSH client) is mentioned as the example for SSH access, and the need to convert SSH keys to .ppk format is called out. No equivalent guidance is given for Linux or macOS SSH clients, and PuTTY is mentioned before any other SSH tool. There are no PowerShell or Windows command prompt examples, but the only explicit client tool mentioned is a Windows one.
Recommendations
- When referencing SSH clients, mention both Windows (PuTTY) and Linux/macOS (native ssh command) options, and provide guidance for each.
- Include a note that on Linux and macOS, the SSH keys can be used directly with the ssh command, and conversion to .ppk is only necessary for PuTTY on Windows.
- If mentioning PuTTY, also mention other popular SSH clients for Windows (e.g., Windows Terminal, OpenSSH for Windows) and clarify that Windows 10+ includes an OpenSSH client.
- Consider adding a short section or tip box outlining SSH access from all major platforms to ensure parity.
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## Library configuration
1. Sign in to the deployer using your SSH client and the SSH keys that you retrieved during the [deployer setup](#get-ssh-keys). If you're using PuTTY as your SSH client, convert the SSH keys to `.ppk` format before using.
1. Navigate to where you cloned the automation framework repository.