@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ resource "github_team_repository" "example" {
8787}
8888```
8989
90- ## Example Usage - Status Check with job_name and/or job_id
90+ ### Example Usage - Status Check with job_name and/or job_id
9191
9292Given the following workflow:
9393
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ resource "github_branch_protection" "example" {
122122 }
123123}
124124` ` `
125- # # Example Usage - Status Check with Matrix Jobs
125+ # ## Example Usage - Status Check with Matrix Jobs
126126For example, given the following workflow :
127127` ` ` yaml
128128...
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ resource "github_branch_protection" "example" {
160160}
161161` ` `
162162
163- # # Example Usage - Status Check with Matrix Jobs (No Job Name)
163+ # ## Example Usage - Status Check with Matrix Jobs (No Job Name)
164164
165165If the workflow does **not** have a `name` attribute :
166166` ` ` yaml
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ resource "github_branch_protection" "example" {
198198}
199199` ` `
200200
201- # # Example Usage - Status Check with Reusable Workflows
201+ # ## Example Usage - Status Check with Reusable Workflows
202202
203203When using reusable workflows, the status check context follows the pattern : ` <calling_workflow_job> / <called_workflow_job>` .
204204If the caller or called workflow job has a `name` attribute, use the job name. If it doesn't have a `name` attribute, use the `job_id`.
@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ resource "github_branch_protection" "example" {
240240}
241241` ` `
242242
243- # # Example Usage - Status Check with Reusable Workflows (No Job Names)
243+ # ## Example Usage - Status Check with Reusable Workflows (No Job Names)
244244
245245If the workflows do **not** have `name` attributes :
246246
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