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content/en/docs/refguide/general/mx-command-line-tool/_index.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ These are the available [app commands](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/):
 | [check](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#check) | Checks the app for issues. |
 | [convert](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#convert) | Converts the Mendix app. |
 | [create-project](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#create-project) | Creates a new Mendix app. |
-| [show-version](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#show-version) | Shows the Studio Pro version that was last used to edit the app. |
+| [show-version](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#show-version) | Shows the Studio Pro version used to last edit the app. |
 | [show-java-version](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#show-java-version) | Shows the configured Java version of the app. |
 | [sync-java-dependencies](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#java-dependencies) | Synchronizes the managed Java dependencies that are configured in the modules of the app. |
 | [translate](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/app/#translate) | Exports and imports all translatable texts included in your application. |
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ These are the available [module commands](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/module/
 |---|---|
 | [show-module-version](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/module/#show-module-version) | Shows the version of a module. |
 | [set-module-version](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/module/#set-module-version) | Sets the version of a module. |
-| [module-import](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/module/#module-import) | Import a module from an mpk package into an app. |
+| [module-import](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/module/#module-import) | Imports a module from an mpk package into an app. |
 
 ### Export Package Commands
 
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ These are the available [merging and diffing commands](/refguide/mx-command-line
 | --- | --- |
 | [merge](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/merge/#merge) | Merges the *.mpr* files. |
 | [diff](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/merge/#diff) | Shows the diff of the *.mpr* files. |
-| [dump-mpr](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/dump-mpr/) | Create a JSON description of the model of a Mendix app. |
+| [dump-mpr](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/dump-mpr/) | Creates a JSON description of the model of a Mendix app. |
 
 ### Private Values Commands
 
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ These are the available [private values commands](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool
 
 ### Security Overview Command
 
-The available `export-security-overview` exports the [Security Overview](/refguide/security-overview/). For more information, see [Security Overview Command](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/security/#export-security-overview).
+The `export-security-overview` command exports the [Security Overview](/refguide/security-overview/). For more information, see [Security Overview Command](/refguide/mx-command-line-tool/security/#export-security-overview).
 
 ## Undocumented Options
 

content/en/docs/refguide/general/mx-command-line-tool/adaptable.md

@@ -1,37 +1,37 @@
 ---
 title: "Adaptable Solution Commands"
-url: /refguide/mx-command-line-tool/adaptable
+url: /refguide/mx-command-line-tool/adaptable/
 weight: 20
-description: "Describes the adaptable solution-related commands for the mx command-line tool."
+description: "Describes commands for managing adaptable solution versions in the mx command-line tool."
 ---
 
 ## Introduction
 
 The commands in this group are related to [adaptable solutions](/appstore/creating-content/sol-adapt/). 
 
-These commands use common format exit codes.
+These commands use a common exit code format.
 
-The commands return `0` in case of success.
+The commands return `0` on success.
 
-In case of errors, the exit code consists of three digits `XYZ`:
+On error, the exit code consists of three digits `XYZ`:
 
-* `X` determines the error type:
+* `X` – Error type:
     * `1` – parameter validation error
     * `2` – output-related error
-    * `3` – errors related to the execution of the operation
-* `Y` is the number of the parameter the error is related to (if applicable). If the error is not related to the parameters, this is zero.
-* `Z` determines error details:
-    * `1` – file is not found
+    * `3` – operation execution error
+* `Y` – Parameter number the error relates to (if applicable). This is zero if the error is not parameter-related.
+* `Z` – Error detail:
+    * `1` – file not found
     * `2` – app is too old
     * `3` – distribution is not enabled
-    * `4` – version is not in the SemVer format
+    * `4` – version is not in SemVer format
     * `5` – app was not initialized from a solution package
 
 For exit code examples, refer to the specific commands below.
 
 ## mx show-app-version Command {#show-app-version}
 
-The `mx show-app-version` command enables seeing the [publisher-side](/appstore/creating-content/sol-solutions-guide/) version of your solution (the version of the solution that you develop) and the [consumer-side](/appstore/creating-content/sol-solutions-impl/) version of the solution package that your app is based on (the version of the solution package when you consumed the solution).
+The `mx show-app-version` command shows the [publisher-side](/appstore/creating-content/sol-solutions-guide/) version of your solution (the version you develop) and the [consumer-side](/appstore/creating-content/sol-solutions-impl/) version of the solution package your app is based on (the version when you consumed the solution).
 
 ### Usage
 
@@ -41,14 +41,14 @@ Use the following command pattern for `mx show-app-version`:
 
 These are the `OPTIONS`:
 
-| Option | Shortcut | Result |
+| Option | Shortcut | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- |
 | `--based-on` | `-b` | Shows the `Based on` version. |
 | `--help` | | Shows help for the `mx show-app-version` command and exits. |
 
 For `MPR-FILE`, enter an *.mpr* file.
 
-The `--based-on` version is a version of a solution package (*.mxsolution*) that the current app is based on.
+The `--based-on` version is the version of the solution package (*.mxsolution*) that the current app is based on.
 
 ### Examples
 
@@ -59,19 +59,19 @@ Here are two examples:
 
 ### Return Codes
 
-This command uses the common format exit codes described above for all app-version related commands.
+This command uses the common exit code format described above for all app-version related commands.
 
-This table shows the return codes and their description:
+This table shows the return codes and their descriptions:
 
 | Return Code | Description |
 | --- | --- |
 | `0` | No errors. |
-| `315` | If `-b` was specified, but the app is not based on a solution.  |
-| `313` | If `-b` was not specified, but distribution as a solution is not enabled for the app. |
+| `315` | The `-b` flag was specified, but the app is not based on a solution. |
+| `313` | The `-b` flag was not specified, but distribution as a solution is not enabled for the app. |
 
 ## mx set-app-version Command {#set-app-version}
 
-The `mx set-app-version` command enables setting the version of your [solution](/appstore/creating-content/sol-solutions-guide/) when building it.
+The `mx set-app-version` command sets the version of your [solution](/appstore/creating-content/sol-solutions-guide/) when building it.
 
 ### Usage
 
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Use the following command pattern for `mx set-app-version`:
 
 These are the `OPTIONS`:
 
-| Option | Result |
+| Option | Description |
 | --- | --- |
 | `--help` | Shows help for the `mx set-app-version` command and exits. |
 
@@ -97,12 +97,12 @@ Here is an example:
 
 ### Return Codes
 
-This command uses the common format exit codes described above for all app-version related commands.
+This command uses the common exit code format described above all app-version related commands.
 
-This table shows the return codes and their description:
+This table shows the return codes and their descriptions:
 
 | Return Code | Description |
 | --- | --- |
 | `0` | No errors. |
-| `124` | The version is not in the SemVer format. |
+| `124` | The version is not in SemVer format. |
 | `313` | Distribution as a solution is not enabled for the app. |

content/en/docs/refguide/general/mx-command-line-tool/analyze-mpr.md

@@ -2,45 +2,45 @@
 title: "MPR Analyze Command"
 url: /refguide/mx-command-line-tool/analyze-mpr/
 weight: 60
-description: "Describes MPR analyze command, which shows the contents of the MPR file and their contribution to file size."
+description: "Describes the MPR analyze command, which shows the contents of the MPR file and their contribution to file size."
 ---
 
 ## Introduction
 
-The `mx analyze-mpr` command enables you to show information about the MPR file in the form of plaintext.
+The `mx analyze-mpr` command shows information about the MPR file in plaintext format.
 
 {{% alert color="warning" %}}
-We do not recommend building custom tooling on top of this outpur, as the output and the format may change over time.
+Mendix does not recommend building custom tooling on top of this output, as the output and format may change over time.
 {{% /alert %}}
 
 ## Usage
 
 Use the following command pattern: `mx analyze-mpr TARGET-FILE [OPTIONS]`
 
-The `TARGET-FILE` points to the location of the project file (this file has the extension *.mpr*).
+The `TARGET-FILE` points to the location of the project file with the *.mpr* extension.
 
 The `OPTIONS` are described in the table below:
 
 | Option | Result |
 | --- | --- |
-| `--big-string-threshold` | (Default: 1000) The number of bytes from which to consider a String value 'big' (for `Content categories` section) |
-| `--big-blob-threshold` | (Default: 1000) The number of bytes from which to consider a BLOB value 'big' (for `Content categories` section) |
-| `--help` | Displays the help screen. |
+| `--big-string-threshold` | The number of bytes from which to consider a String value `big` (for the `Content categories` section). Default: *1000* |
+| `--big-blob-threshold` | The number of bytes from which to consider a BLOB value `big` (for the `Content categories` section). Default: *1000* |
+| `--help` | Displays the help screen |
 
 ### Analysis
 
-To identify which types of documents (pages, microflows, etc.) have the largest contribution to the MPR file size, you can focus on the **Size by unit type** section, where the number of occurrences and file size contribution are displayed in percentage.
+To identify which types of documents (pages, microflows, etc.) contribute most to the MPR file size, focus on the **Size by unit type** section. This section displays the number of occurrences and file size contribution as a percentage.
 
-You can use the MPR Tool to get more details. You can find it at *C:\Program Files\Mendix\<version>\modeler\MprTool.exe* (where <version> should be replaced with your installed Mendix version). After opening the *.mpr* file for your app, use **Search** > **Find unit by ID** to find the name and module for a particular unit.
+To get more details, use the MPR Tool located at *C:\Program Files\Mendix\<version>\modeler\MprTool.exe* (replace <version> with your installed Mendix version). After opening the *.mpr* file for your app, use **Search** > **Find unit by ID** to find the name and module for a unit.
 
 ### Examples
 
-Valid examples are given below:
+The following examples show valid usage:
 
 * `mx analyze-mpr temp.mpr`
-* `mx analyze-mpr temp.mpr > analysis.txt`, to output to a text file
+* `mx analyze-mpr temp.mpr > analysis.txt` to output to a text file
 
-An example of the output is presented below:
+The following example shows the command output:
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