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[docs] Describe simplified terminal dock empty state #1766

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Expand Up @@ -374,6 +374,8 @@ AppHosts can also create their own terminals for development and setup workflows

AppHost-owned dock terminals are separate from resource terminals configured with `WithTerminal`. For an interactive setup workflow, see [Terminal interactions](/extensibility/interaction-service/#terminal-interactions).

Open the empty terminal dock using the dashboard's terminal button or the <Kbd windows="`" mac="`" linux="`" /> key. It shows **No docked terminals**, a **More information** link to this documentation, and a hint to press <Kbd windows="`" mac="`" linux="`" /> again to hide the panel.

### Structured logs page

Aspire automatically configures your projects with logging using OpenTelemetry. Navigate to the **Structured logs** page to view the semantic logs for your Aspire project. [Semantic, or structured logging](https://github.com/NLog/NLog/wiki/How-to-use-structured-logging) makes it easier to store and query log-events, as the log-event message-template and message-parameters are preserved, instead of just transforming them into a formatted message. You notice a clean structure for the different logs displayed on the page using columns:
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