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Fix markdown formatting in example table #858

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Expand Up @@ -128,12 +128,9 @@ Add `format` after `dotnet` and before the command arguments that you want to ru
| `dotnet format --include Programs.cs Utility\Logging.cs` | Formats the files Program.cs and Utility\Logging.cs |
| `dotnet format --check` | Formats but does not save. Returns a non-zero exit code if any files would have been changed. |
| `dotnet format --report <report-path>` | Formats and saves a json report file to the given directory. |
| `dotnet format --include test/Utilities/*.cs --folder` | Formats the files expanded from native shell globbing (e.g. bash). Space-separated list of |
| | files are fed to formatter in this case. Also applies to `--exclude` option. |
| `dotnet format --include 'test/Utilities/*.cs' --folder` | With single quotes, formats the files expanded from built-in glob expansion. A single file |
| | pattern is fed to formatter, which gets expanded internally. Also applies to `--exclude` option. |
| `ls tests/Utilities/*.cs \| dotnet format --include - --folder` | Formats the list of files redirected from pipeline via standard input. Formatter will iterate over |
| | `Console.In` to read the list of files. Also applies to `--exclude` option. |
| `dotnet format --include test/Utilities/*.cs --folder` | Formats the files expanded from native shell globbing (e.g. bash). Space-separated list of files are fed to formatter in this case. Also applies to `--exclude` option. |
| `dotnet format --include 'test/Utilities/*.cs' --folder` | With single quotes, formats the files expanded from built-in glob expansion. A single file pattern is fed to formatter, which gets expanded internally. Also applies to `--exclude` option. |
| `ls tests/Utilities/*.cs \| dotnet format --include - --folder` | Formats the list of files redirected from pipeline via standard input. Formatter will iterate over `Console.In` to read the list of files. Also applies to `--exclude` option. |
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