Update email subject example to use first alert target #205
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Updated the email subject example in the alert customization documentation to use the correct syntax for array fields in the common alert schema.
Replaced `${data.essentials.alertTargetIDs}` with `${data.essentials.alertTargetIDs[0]}`, since `alertTargetIDs` is an array and must be accessed with an index.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes an incorrect email subject example in the Azure Monitor alert customization documentation by properly accessing array elements in the common alert schema.
- Updated email subject template to use proper array indexing syntax
- Corrected
alertTargetIDsreference to access the first element with[0]
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Updated the email subject example in the alert customization documentation to use the correct syntax for array fields in the common alert schema. Replaced
${data.essentials.alertTargetIDs}with${data.essentials.alertTargetIDs[0]}, sincealertTargetIDsis an array and must be accessed with an index.