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hotfix: remove regex that was breaking the highlighter

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John Bowdre 2024-01-21 14:24:17 -06:00
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And I will add in a `storage` property as well which will automatically adjust the deployed VMDK size to match the specified input: And I will add in a `storage` property as well which will automatically adjust the deployed VMDK size to match the specified input:
```yaml ```yaml
# torchlight! {"torchlightAnnotations": false}
# torchlight! {"lineNumbers": true} # torchlight! {"lineNumbers": true}
[...] [...]
description: '${input.description}' description: '${input.description}'
@ -202,7 +203,6 @@ inputs:
type: string type: string
title: Point of Contact Email title: Point of Contact Email
default: jack.shephard@example.com default: jack.shephard@example.com
pattern: '^[^\s@]+@[^\s@]+\.[^\s@]+$'
ticket: ticket:
type: string type: string
title: Ticket/Request Number title: Ticket/Request Number
@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ Once all those constants are created I can move on to the meat of this little pr
#### ABX Action #### ABX Action
I'll click back to **Extensibility > Library > Actions** and then **+ New Action**. I give the new action a clever title and description: I'll click back to **Extensibility > Library > Actions** and then **+ New Action**. I give the new action a clever title and description:
![Create a new action](20210901_create_action.png)] ![Create a new action](20210901_create_action.png)
I then hit the language dropdown near the top left and select to use `powershell` so that I can use those sweet, sweet PowerCLI cmdlets. I then hit the language dropdown near the top left and select to use `powershell` so that I can use those sweet, sweet PowerCLI cmdlets.
![Language selection](20210901_action_select_language.png) ![Language selection](20210901_action_select_language.png)