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But backtics are a standard way to highlight variables in documentation. If the documentation system if it doesn't allow backtics in warning messages, I will say it is a bug in the documentation system rather than in the warning message.
This specifically regards a GitHub Actions-specific warning message here: https://github.com/SINTEF/ci-cd/blob/main/.github/workflows/ci_tests.yml#L364
It is simply the bash interpreter that thinks it needs to run a command due to the backticks. It is a very minor issue. This has nothing to do with the documentation system. Please take more care to investigate.
As seen in this workflow run, the use of backticks (`) in the warning message results in some bad print outs.
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