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@adamwg adamwg commented May 29, 2026

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At the top of our generated docs we have a line like:x

This documentation is for the `crossplane` CLI v2.4.0-rc.0.10.gb96ad2d.

When using a development build (no version number) or a build with a proper version number (v2.3.1), this is fine. But when using a main branch build like the example above, the version number triggers some vale linter errors.

Enclose the version number in backticks (make it inline code) so that vale will ignore it. This will look fine in the rendered docs as well.

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At the top of our generated docs we have a line like:x

```
This documentation is for the `crossplane` CLI v2.4.0-rc.0.10.gb96ad2d.
```

When using a development build (no version number) or a build with a proper
version number (v2.3.1), this is fine. But when using a main branch build like
the example above, the version number triggers some vale linter errors.

Enclose the version number in backticks (make it inline code) so that vale will
ignore it. This will look fine in the rendered docs as well.

Signed-off-by: Adam Wolfe Gordon <awg@upbound.io>
@adamwg adamwg requested review from a team, jcogilvie and tampakrap as code owners May 29, 2026 22:23
@adamwg adamwg requested review from bobh66 and removed request for a team May 29, 2026 22:23
@adamwg adamwg merged commit bf3878a into crossplane:main May 29, 2026
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