@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ control the look and feel of the generated release notes.
61
61
milestone, which should be replaced with the actual milestone value. As an
62
62
example, let's say you want to provide a link to where you can download your
63
63
release, and the URL could be something like
64
- http://mydomain.com/releases/0.1.0. You don't want to have to hard code the
64
+ < http://mydomain.com/releases/0.1.0> . You don't want to have to hard code the
65
65
milestone number into your yaml configuration, so instead, you can use a
66
66
replacement string in your footer-content, which will then be replaced with
67
67
the actual milestone release number, when the release is created. Default is
@@ -77,7 +77,8 @@ control the look and feel of the generated release notes.
77
77
in version 0.9.0 of GitReleaseManager.
78
78
* **sha-section-heading**
79
79
* A string value which contains the heading text for the SHA256 hash section.
80
- Default is ` SHA256 Hashes of the release artifacts` **NOTE:** This configuration option was added
80
+ Default is ` SHA256 Hashes of the release artifacts` **NOTE:** This
81
+ configuration option was added
81
82
in version 0.9.0 of GitReleaseManager.
82
83
* **sha-section-line-format**
83
84
* A string value which contains the .Net String Format value which will be
@@ -99,7 +100,7 @@ example of how a footer can be configured.
99
100
used when including the created date in the title of the release notes.
100
101
Default is an empty string.
101
102
* **perform-regex-removal**
102
- * A boolean value which inidcates whether a regular expression should be
103
+ * A boolean value which indicates whether a regular expression should be
103
104
performed on the generated release notes to remove some text. Default is
104
105
false.
105
106
* **regex-text**
0 commit comments