Add What's New in PowerShell 6 document #2253

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1. ealexjordan commented on Sep 14, 2016

   

   A (ealexjordan)

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   What do you see the benefit of this being over the changelog?
2. RamblingCookieMonster commented on Sep 14, 2016

   

   Warren Frame (RamblingCookieMonster)

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   This repo might be a better fit?

   That said, definitely agree, very helpful to have this info if the list has solidified yet. If not, could include notation for, or simply exclude features that might not make the final cut, if that's something that ever happens.

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3. RamblingCookieMonster commented on Sep 14, 2016

   

   Warren Frame (RamblingCookieMonster)

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   A (@ealexjordan) - check out the docs repo link vs. changelog - if I'm assuming correctly, Tim's looking for what's different between PowerShell 5(.1) and PowerShell 6, ideally with some highlighting of big points, where the changelog might include small bug fixes, and version-to-version changes - both are certainly valuable though : )

   Cheers!
4. MaximoTrinidad commented on Sep 14, 2016

   

   Maximo Trinidad (MaximoTrinidad)

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   Definitely a Changelog stays under GitHub. Then, the change log could be included as part of the What's New In PowerShell 6.0 Documentation. Forgot to mention .. downloadable Documentation.
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   Area-Maintainers-Documentationspecific to documentation in this repospecific to documentation in this repo

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6. HemantMahawar commented on Nov 2, 2016

   

   Hemant Mahawar (HemantMahawar)

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   This issue was moved to MicrosoftDocs/PowerShell-Docs#755
7. Hemant Mahawar (HemantMahawar)

   closed this as completedon Nov 2, 2016