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 Some code bases, particularly libraries with no affinity to an app's UI thread, are advised to use `.ConfigureAwait(false)` for each and every _await_ because it can avoid deadlocks after those calls start on an application's UI thread and the app later decides to synchronously block the UI thread waiting for those tasks to finish. Using `.ConfigureAwait(false)` also allows continuations to switch to a background thread even when no synchronous blocking would cause a deadlock, which makes for a more responsive application and possibly higher throughput of async operations.
 
-Note that this scenario can also be solved using the `JoinableTaskFactory`, but many class libraries may not wish to depend on the application proffers an instance of that type to the library. Where JoinableTaskFactory _does_ apply, use of `.ConfigureAwait(false)` is _not_ recommended. See [this topic](https://github.com/Microsoft/vs-threading/blob/main/doc/cookbook_vs.md#should-i-await-a-task-with-configureawaitfalse) for more on when `.ConfigureAwait(false)` and `.ConfigureAwait(true)` are appropriate.
+Note that this scenario can also be solved using the `JoinableTaskFactory`, but many class libraries may not wish to depend on the application proffers an instance of that type to the library. Where JoinableTaskFactory _does_ apply, use of `.ConfigureAwait(false)` is _not_ recommended. See [this topic](https://github.com/Microsoft/vs-threading/blob/main/docfx/docs/cookbook_vs.md#should-i-await-a-task-with-configureawaitfalse) for more on when `.ConfigureAwait(false)` and `.ConfigureAwait(true)` are appropriate.
 
 **This analyzer's diagnostics are *hidden* by default**. You should enable the rule for libraries that use to require this await suffix.