Replacing double quotes in alert messages with single quotes. #717
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…quotes within the message value causes problems for further processing with other programs, messes up JSON etc
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Double quotes within the message body causes problems for further processing with other programs. For example, I get confused JSON converting to JSON
{"body":"Module is missing the "_mod-docs-content-type" variable.","path":"test.adoc","line":1}Changing the 3 instances in the OCP rule set so it will read like the following, which is easier JSON to process.
{"body":"Module is missing the '_mod-docs-content-type' variable.","path":"test.adoc","line":1}Using single quotes in messages is also the format used in other rule sets.