docs: adding languages for code blocks that don't have #15357
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You have used the same author-email for the commit as for signing the CLA, right? (Just making sure 😁) |
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…roper syntax highlighting Add missing language identifier to code blocks that don't have one specified. Required for proper syntax highlighting of code blocks used as examples. Closes angular#15356
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CLAs look good, thanks! |
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CLAs look good, thanks! |
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@gkalpak thanks for the reminder for the email I actually did not configured git before commiting (did it in a hurry during the brake in the university, totally forgot about it 😃) . |
…ghting Add missing language identifiers to code blocks used as examples, in order to have proper syntax highlighting. Fixes angular#15356 Closes angular#15357
fixes #15356.