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docs/functions.rst

@@ -339,10 +339,10 @@ Arguments:
    :widths: 5,5,5,15
 
    `namespace`, Yes, `string`, namespace in which to execute
-   `pods`, No, `string`, pods in which to execute (by default, runs on all the pods)
+   `pods`, No, `string`, pods in which to execute (by default runs on all the pods)
    `container`, Yes, `string`, container in which to execute
    `includePath`, Yes, `string`, path of the data to be backed up
-   `backupArtifactPrefix`, Yes, `string`, path to store the backup on the object store, appended by pod name later
+   `backupArtifactPrefix`, Yes, `string`, path to store the backup on the object store appended by pod name later
    `encryptionKey`, No, `string`, encryption key to be used for backups
 
 Outputs:
@@ -401,8 +401,8 @@ and restores data to the specified path.
    `namespace`, Yes, `string`, namespace in which to execute
    `image`, Yes, `string`, image to be used for running restore
    `backupArtifactPrefix`, Yes, `string`, path to the backup on the object store
-   `backupIdentifier`, No, `string`, (required if backupTag not provided), unique snapshot id generated by restic during backup
-   `backupTag`, No, `string`, (required if backupIdentifier not provided)unique tag added during the backup
+   `backupIdentifier`, No, `string`, (required if backupTag not provided) unique snapshot id generated by restic during backup
+   `backupTag`, No, `string`, (required if backupIdentifier not provided) unique tag added during the backup
    `restorePath`, No, `string`, path where data is restored
    `pod`, No, `string`, pod to which the volumes are attached
    `volumes`, No, `map[string]string`, Mapping of `pvcName` to `mountPath` under which the volume will be available
@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@ RestoreDataAll
 
 This function concurrently restores data backed up by the :ref:`backupdataall`
 function, on more than one pods.
-It concurrenlty runs a job Pod for each workload Pod, that mounts the
+It concurrently runs a job Pod for each workload Pod, that mounts the
 respective PVCs of that Pod and restores data to the specified path.
 
 .. note::
@@ -493,8 +493,8 @@ Example:
 
 Consider a scenario where you wish to restore the data backed up by the
 :ref:`backupdataall` function. We will first scale down the application,
-restore the data and then scale it back up. We will not specify `pods`
-arg, so this function will restore data on all pods concurrently.
+restore the data and then scale it back up. We will not specify `pods` in
+args, so this function will restore data on all pods concurrently.
 For this phase, we will use the `params` Artifact provided by
 BackupDataAll function.
 
@@ -588,8 +588,8 @@ This function deletes the snapshot data backed up by the BackupData function.
 
    `namespace`, Yes, `string`, namespace in which to execute
    `backupArtifactPrefix`, Yes, `string`, path to the backup on the object store
-   `backupIdentifier`, No, `string`, (required if backupTag not provided), unique snapshot id generated by restic during backup
-   `backupTag`, No, `string`, (required if backupIdentifier not provided)unique tag added during the backup
+   `backupIdentifier`, No, `string`, (required if backupTag not provided) unique snapshot id generated by restic during backup
+   `backupTag`, No, `string`, (required if backupIdentifier not provided) unique tag added during the backup
    `encryptionKey`, No, `string`, encryption key to be used during backups
 
 Example:

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@@ -34,3 +34,7 @@ actionset
 objectstore
 Elasticsearch
 backupInfo
+restic
+backupTag
+backupIdentifier
+gcs