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HTCONDOR-2262: Updates for new syntax #610

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/v23/configuration/job-router-overview.md
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HTCondor-CE 5 introduced the ability to write job routes using [ClassAd transform syntax](#classad-transforms) in
addition to the [existing configuration syntax](#deprecated-syntax).
The old route configuration syntax continues to be the default in HTCondor-CE 5 but there are benefits to transitioning
The old route configuration syntax is no longer the default in HTCondor-CE 23.x and one should transition
to the new syntax as [outlined below](#choosing-a-syntax).

### ClassAd transforms ###
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### Choosing a syntax ###

For existing HTCondor-CEs, it's recommended that administrators continue to use the deprecated syntax (the default) and
transition to ClassAd transforms at their own pace.
For existing HTCondor-CEs, it's recommended that administrators stop using the deprecated syntax and
transition to ClassAd transforms now.

For new HTCondor-CEs, it's recommended that administrators start with ClassAd transforms.
The [ClassAd transform](#classad-transforms) syntax provides many benefits including:
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