docs/tests/fixtures/content/get-started/liquid/data.md

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title	intro	versions	type
Data Liquid tag	The `data` Liquid tag can understand where it was used	fpt ghes ghae ghec * * * *	how_to

Introduction

What this fixture accomplishes is that it uses the \{\% data %} Liquid tag to inject itself after some left-side whitespace. That same amount of left-side whitespace is then "replicated" to all lines of the string that gets injected.

In this example, the

1. Bullet point

   {% data reusables.injectables.multiple_numbers %}

2. Another bullet point

   After 3 spaces, here's the "body" of the second bullet point.

Injected insode a code block

1. Here's some Yaml code.

   {% data reusables.injectables.multiple_numbers %}
   
   {% data reusables.injectables.one_line_numbers %}
   
   name: Move assigned card
   on:
     issues:
       types:
         - assigned
   

Injected without any leading whitespace

On its own line:

{% data reusables.injectables.multiple_numbers %}

Directly after this: {% data reusables.injectables.multiple_numbers %}

And now for a table on its own starting line

{% data reusables.injectables.some_table %}

Insert the same table inside a bullet point

1. Point 1

   {% data reusables.injectables.paragraphs %}

2. Point 2

   What's important here is that in CommonMark when a Markdown table is injected and indented into a bullet point, that it works at all.

   {% data reusables.injectables.some_table %}