chore(alerts): fix doc (#544)

Author: dbonf

sysdig/resource_sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_downtime.go

@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ func buildAlertV2DowntimeStruct(d *schema.ResourceData) *v2.AlertV2Downtime {
 	if d.HasChange("trigger_after_minutes") {
 		// GetOk returns true even if the value is stored only in the state and not in the user config:
 		// to avoid applying a trigger_after_minutes old value from the state even if the user removed it from the config
-		// we use HasChange that is true only if the use has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
+		// we use HasChange that is true only if the user has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
 		if attr, ok := d.GetOk("trigger_after_minutes"); ok && attr != nil {
 			config.Range = minutesToSeconds(d.Get("trigger_after_minutes").(int))
 		}

sysdig/resource_sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_event.go

@@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ func buildAlertV2EventStruct(d *schema.ResourceData) (*v2.AlertV2Event, error) {
 	if d.HasChange("trigger_after_minutes") {
 		// GetOk returns true even if the value is stored only in the state and not in the user config:
 		// to avoid applying a trigger_after_minutes old value from the state even if the user removed it from the config
-		// we use HasChange that is true only if the use has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
+		// we use HasChange that is true only if the user has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
 		if attr, ok := d.GetOk("trigger_after_minutes"); ok && attr != nil {
 			config.Range = minutesToSeconds(d.Get("trigger_after_minutes").(int))
 		}

sysdig/resource_sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_metric.go

@@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ func buildAlertV2MetricStruct(d *schema.ResourceData) (*v2.AlertV2Metric, error)
 	if d.HasChange("trigger_after_minutes") {
 		// GetOk returns true even if the value is stored only in the state and not in the user config:
 		// to avoid applying a trigger_after_minutes old value from the state even if the user removed it from the config
-		// we use HasChange that is true only if the use has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
+		// we use HasChange that is true only if the user has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
 		if attr, ok := d.GetOk("trigger_after_minutes"); ok && attr != nil {
 			config.Range = minutesToSeconds(d.Get("trigger_after_minutes").(int))
 		}

sysdig/resource_sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_prometheus.go

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ func buildAlertV2PrometheusStruct(d *schema.ResourceData) *v2.AlertV2Prometheus
 	if d.HasChange("trigger_after_minutes") {
 		// GetOk returns true even if the value is stored only in the state and not in the user config:
 		// to avoid applying a trigger_after_minutes old value from the state even if the user removed it from the config
-		// we use HasChange that is true only if the use has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
+		// we use HasChange that is true only if the user has changed (or created) it - and so it must be in the config
 		if attr, ok := d.GetOk("trigger_after_minutes"); ok && attr != nil {
 			config.Duration = minutesToSeconds(d.Get("trigger_after_minutes").(int))
 		}

website/docs/r/monitor_alert_v2_form_based_prometheus.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: |-
 
 # Resource: sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_form_based_prometheus
 
--> **Note:** Note: Form Based Prometheus Alerts are now part of Threshold Alerts. The Terraform resource remains `sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_form_based_prometheus` for backwards compatibility.
+-> **Note:** Form Based Prometheus Alerts are now part of Threshold Alerts. The Terraform resource remains `sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_form_based_prometheus` for backwards compatibility.
 
 Threshold Alerts configured with PromQL allow you to monitor your infrastructure by comparing any PromQL expression against user-defined thresholds.
 

website/docs/r/monitor_alert_v2_metric.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: |-
 
 # Resource: sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_metric
 
--> **Note:**: Metric Alerts have been renamed to Threshold Alerts. The Terraform resource remains `sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_metric` for backwards compatibility.
+-> **Note:** Metric Alerts have been renamed to Threshold Alerts. The Terraform resource remains `sysdig_monitor_alert_v2_metric` for backwards compatibility.
 
 Monitor your infrastructure by comparing any metric against user-defined thresholds.