commit 8a37ed3634127f5f93fd8bd5d6a7235be0669b5d
author François Papon <fpapon@apache.org> Sat Aug 14 16:16:17 2021 +0200
committer GitHub <noreply@github.com> Sat Aug 14 16:16:17 2021 +0200
tree d5f57635828e52e9afbbd179f4bfeedef217fdb2
parent 97b65e7b82f32c6660624a34c00b6c7554a815d2
parent 75d1850b5b3811c28015fa75c71da70225766eb6

Merge pull request #85 from fpapon/fix

Fix bracets espace from vtl template

configuration.md.vtl

diff --git a/configuration.md.vtl b/configuration.md.vtl
index c21650f..5767d0a 100644
--- a/configuration.md.vtl
+++ b/configuration.md.vtl
@@ -348,15 +348,13 @@
 
 You can use variable interpolation when defining values. Supported types are environment variables, system properties and constants.
 
-For constants, use `${const:com.example.YourClass.CONSTANT_NAME}`, for environment variables and system properties, use `${ENV_VARIABLE_NAME}` or `${system.property}`.
+For constants, use <code>$&#123;const:com.example.YourClass.CONSTANT_NAME&#125;</code>, for environment variables and system properties, use `${ENV_VARIABLE_NAME}` or `${system.property}`.
 
 System properties and environment variables are lookup up in that order.
 
-Default values are supported in the form `${const:com.example.YourClass.CONSTANT_NAME:-default_value`}, or `${VARIABLE_NAME:-default_value}`, as in:
+Default values are supported in the form <code>$&#123;const:com.example.YourClass.CONSTANT_NAME:-default_value&#125;</code>, or <code>$&#123;VARIABLE_NAME:-default_value&#125;</code>, as in:
 
-``` ini
-myRealm.connectionTimeout = ${REALM_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT:-3000}
-```
+<pre><code class="ini">myRealm.connectionTimeout = $&#123;REALM_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT:-3000&#125;</code></pre>
 
 Which will be interpreted as `myRealm.connectionTimeout = 3000` if no system property or environment variable `REALM_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT` is defined.