Bias Analysis
Detected Bias Types
Summary
The documentation generally maintains cross-platform parity, providing both Windows and Linux/macOS environment variable examples. However, in the section on setting AWS credentials, Windows (PowerShell and Command Prompt) commands are presented first in the table, with Linux and macOS following. Additionally, there are notes about quoting conventions that specifically call out Windows (cmd.exe) differences, but these are informative and not exclusive. All AzCopy command examples themselves are platform-agnostic.
Recommendations
- Alternate the order of operating systems in tables or examples to avoid always listing Windows first. For example, sometimes list Linux/macOS before Windows.
- Explicitly state that all AzCopy commands work identically across platforms, and provide any necessary platform-specific notes in a balanced way.
- Where quoting or environment variable conventions differ, consider providing side-by-side examples or a short section for each OS, rather than embedding Windows-specific notes in general tips.
- Ensure that future additions do not default to Windows-first ordering or terminology, and review for parity in all new examples.
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