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Doc fixes: remove typos and long sentence #2586

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What this PR does / why we need it:
Minor fix in the docs

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Merging #2586 into master will increase coverage by 0.05%.
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@@ -336,10 +336,9 @@ kubernetes_sd_configs:

### pipeline_stages

The [pipeline](../pipelines/) stages (`pipeline_stages`) is used to transform
log entries and their labels after discovery and consists of a list of any of the items listed below.
[Pipeline](../pipelines/) stages are used to transform log entries and their labels. The pipline is executed after the discovery process finishes. The `pipeline_stages` object consists of a list of stages which correspond to the items listed below.
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[Pipeline](../pipelines/) stages are used to transform log entries and their labels. The pipline is executed after the discovery process finishes. The `pipeline_stages` object consists of a list of stages which correspond to the items listed below.
[Pipeline](../pipelines/) stages are used to transform log entries and their labels. The pipeline is executed after the discovery process finishes. The `pipeline_stages` object consists of a list of stages which correspond to the items listed below.


Stages serve several purposes, more detail can be found [here](../pipelines/), however generally you extract data with `regex` or `json` stages into a temporary map which can then be use as `labels` or `output` or any of the other stages aside from `docker` and `cri` which are explained in more detail below.
Stages serve several purposes, more detail can be found [here](../pipelines/). However in most cases you extract data from logs with `regex` or `json` stages. The extracted data is transformed into a temporary map object. The data can then be used by promtail e.g. as values for `labels` or as an `output`. Additionally any other stage aside from `docker` and `cri` can access the extracted data.
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Stages serve several purposes, more detail can be found [here](../pipelines/). However in most cases you extract data from logs with `regex` or `json` stages. The extracted data is transformed into a temporary map object. The data can then be used by promtail e.g. as values for `labels` or as an `output`. Additionally any other stage aside from `docker` and `cri` can access the extracted data.
Stages serve several purposes, more detail can be found [here](../pipelines/).
In most cases, you extract data from logs with `regex` or `json` stages. The extracted data is transformed into a temporary map object. The data can then be used by promtail, e.g. as values for `labels` or as an `output`. Additionally any other stage aside from `docker` and `cri` can access the extracted data.

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Best practice is to keep paragraphs to three sentences or left when writing for online viewing.

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ms42Q commented Sep 1, 2020

Thanks for your review @oddlittlebird !

I applied your suggestions and rebased

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LGTM!

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lgtm

@owen-d owen-d merged commit cd63a53 into grafana:master Sep 1, 2020
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Thanks for contributing to the Loki docs!

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