correct grammar errors in data.github_release docs #2515
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This corrects grammar errors in the `github_release` data source
documentation by correcting the contraction "it's" ("it is") to the
possessive "its."
Signed-off-by: Mike Ball <[email protected]>
lafrenierejm
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Feb 18, 2025
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@lafrenierejm - I see you've approved this back in February. Do you have any sense of if/when it can be merge and released? |
@mdb Unfortunately I do not. My approval was simply as a community member. I'm not a maintainer of this project and don't have any private insight into the PR review process. |
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Hi @kfcampbell - I believe you've merged/released other PRs. Is there anything I can do to help steward this along to get it reviewed, merged, and released? Thanks! |
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This corrects grammar errors in the
github_releasedata source documentation by correcting the contraction "it's" ("it is") to the possessive "its."Before the change?
After the change?
Pull request checklist
Does this introduce a breaking change?
No