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"For SVM disaster recovery for SVM migration" table should start with most recent ONTAP versions

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The change is to the 'For SVM disaster recovery for SVM migration' compatibility table on the page linked in the issue (compatible-ontap-versions-snapmirror-concept). Open that topic's source and find the table, then compare it with the other version tables in the same topic to match their ordering. Done when the source and destination ONTAP versions are listed newest to oldest, starting with 9.19.1, and the rendered page reads consistently with the other tables.

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https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/data-protection/compatible-ontap-versions-snapmirror-concept.html

Page title

Compatible ONTAP versions for SnapMirror relationships

Summary

For better readability, please reverse the sort order of ONTAP source and destination in the table to be "newest -> oldest".
i.e. Start with 9.19.1 at the top/left.

Changing the sort order also makes it consistent with the other tables in this topic, too...

Thanks,
-Andris

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