* Inconsistent usage of the 'role' word
On line 43 the 'Administrator' gets called a 'role' while at line 25 the 'Administrator' gets called a 'group'
* Minor edits
* add notice regarding undocumented methods notices and updated code for pointing to the xml file
* Update web-api-help-pages-using-swagger.md
* cleanup using in startup.cs and updated notice message regarding missing xml comment
* add missing startup.cs changes
* Minor edit
* Add port to to the header in Nginx config
Using `$host` only for the header in Nginx config causes that Kestrel knows only that its host name is *hostname.com* without any port. That will cause problems in redirecting (e.g. to login page). I added the `$server_port` as well. So the hostname will become *hostname.com:8080* for example. That solves any related redirecting problems.
* Using $http_host in nginx config
`$http_host` is more accurate that `$host` because if includes the port number. using `$host` will cause problems when running kestrel behind reverse proxy on ports other than the standard ports (80 and 443).
* Fix text that was incorrectly interpreted as HTML
The text <languagecode2> was interpreted as an HTML tag, so it was not visible after converting Markdown to HTML.
* Minor edits
* Hosting topic grammar/style updates
* Refactor config values and drop ordering section
* Mod to Host configuration values section
* Shorten one more sentence
Hello, @rick-anderson,
This proposed file change comes from this Community Contribution: https://github.com/aspnet/Docs.ko-kr/pull/31/files.
Please, help to check this proposed file change into the article and help to merge if you agree with fix. If not, please, let me know either if you would like me to fix it in another way within this PR, if you prefer to fix it in another PR or if I should close this PR as by-design. In case of using another PR, please, let me know of your PR number, so we can confirm and close this PR.
Many thanks in advance.
The doc here seems accurate, but the README install directions in the dotnet-watch repo looks incorrect. I don't see anywhere the notion of installing tools via `dotnet install tool dotnet-watch`. Perhaps unreleased feature? Or dead?
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