Update service-limits.md
update job router throttle policies
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Can you review the proposed changes?
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@v-dirichards @tophpalmer it has been a month. Can you take a look and get this merged in?
I sent an email to the content owner today.
Hi @Court72 @tophpalmer , can you give an ETA when this can be merged? thanks
@marche0133 - This pull request was opened in the public repo. It appears you have permissions in the private repo. If you pull your commit to the private side, it can be merged along with validation processes happening.
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Thanks
I sent an email to the content owner today.
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Hi @v-ccolin , what is status on this merge
@tophpalmer Can you review this old PR and determine whether it needs to be closed or merged?
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I sent a Teams message to the content owner today.
@MicrosoftDocs/public-repo-pr-review-team
I sent a Teams message to the content owner today.
@MicrosoftDocs/public-repo-pr-review-team
I sent an email to the content owner today.
@MicrosoftDocs/public-repo-pr-review-team
Hi @v-dirichards , @tophpalmer , this has been opened for awhile - what can we do to have this merged to public doc?
Hi @v-dirichards , @tophpalmer , this has been opened for awhile - what can we do to have this merged to public doc?
@marche0133 In the public repo, pull requests should be signed off by the author, another member of the content team, or a PM. Currently the PR is hung up in the approval process. You could try opening it in the private repo (azure-docs-pr) or finding a different way to get the needed approval for this PR.
I can make the same changes to private repo and get it merged there. would that reflect on the public doc once i make changes in private repo?
I can make the same changes to private repo and get it merged there. would that reflect on the public doc once i make changes in private repo?
Yes, the change will make it to the public repo within a day or so.
Hi @v-dirichards I made the same change in private repo here: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs-pr/pull/303994 can we have this merged? i will close this one if that one goes through
this can be closed as the change went through in Private repo - i will work with @marche0133 have this closed. Thank you everyone