I have an errata document. For each errata item, I use a small table, with no borders, to list the Errata ID, Area of operation, Components affected, and Severity. Using a table this way, works, but I cannot get the table to align left with the other section heads.

Here is my main-demo.tex file:

documentclass[oneside]{book}

usepackage[toc,page]{appendix}
usepackage[hyperindex,hidelinks]{hyperref}


usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage[layout=letterpaper, textheight=9.25in, left=0.5in, right=0.5in, showframe=false]{geometry}

usepackage{helvet}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{fontsize}
renewcommand*familydefault{sfdefault}
fontfamily{phv} fontseries{m} selectfont

usepackage[export]{adjustbox}
usepackage{fancyhdr}

usepackage{colortbl}
usepackage{float}
usepackage{xcolor}

usepackage{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{8pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{8pt}

usepackage{tabularray}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage[small,compact]{titlesec}
usepackage{titletoc}
titlespacing*{chapter}{0pt}{0pt}{0pt}
titleformat{chapter}[hang]{LARGEbfseries}{thechapter.quad}{0pt}{}
dottedcontents{chapter}[24pt]{}{24pt}{4pt}

%WATERMARK

usepackage[fontsize=32pt]{draftwatermark}
SetWatermarkText{ACME Confidential - Internal Use Only}

%FRONT HEADER

renewcommandheadrule{
  begingroup
  color{red}
  hrule height 2pt widthheadwidth
  endgroup
}

fancypagestyle{fronthdr}{ 
  setlength{topmargin}{-64pt}
  setlength{headheight}{88pt}
  setlength{headsep}{6pt}
  fancyhead[L]{
    color{red} changefontsize{28pt} flushleft textbf{Roadrunner} vspace{-12pt} \
    color{black} changefontsize{16pt} flushleft Errata}
  fancyhead[R]{
    color{red} changefontsize{28pt} flushleft textbf{Roadrunner} vspace{-12pt} \
    color{black} changefontsize{16pt} flushleft Errata}
  fancyfoot{}
} 

%INTERNAL HEADERS/FOOTERS SETUP

fancypagestyle{plain} {
  fancyhf{}
  setlength{headheight}{48pt}
  fancyhead[L]{large flushleft Roadrunner Errata}
  fancyhead[R]{large Internal Errata Sheet}
  fancyfoot[L]{Rev. 0.x}
  fancyfoot[C]{thepage}
}

pagestyle{plain} % execute this command here so the subfiles package will use it
usepackage{subfiles} % add subfile support

% DOCUMENT SECTION

begin{document}
pagestyle{fronthdr}
flushleft {changefontsize{13pt} Rev 0.x - dd mm 2023 hspace*{fill} Internal Errata Sheet}

% TOC

renewcommand{contentsname}{begin{center}{normalsize Table of Contents}end{center}}
renewcommand{listtablename}{begin{center}{normalsize Tables}end{center}}

tableofcontents
begingroup
letclearpagerelax
listoftables
endgroup

newpage

subfile{Demo-topic-internal.tex}

newpage

end{document}

The topic Demo-topic-internal.tex is:

% JIRA-3079
% test of subfiles package
documentclass[main-demo.tex]{subfiles}

setcounter{secnumdepth}{0}

begin{document}

subsection{Software blows up after starting} label{SIL-3079}

begin{tblr}{>{bfseries}ll}
Errata ID & JIRA-3079 \
Functional Area & System OS \
Component & NOC \
Severity & S5: No workaround \
end{tblr}

subsection*{Description}
After startup, the system locks up.

subsection*{Impact} 
Reduced performance. 

subsection*{Symptoms} 
The SW generates a Fault, which is reported as a System Fault. 

subsection*{Workaround} 
TBD 

subsection*{Resolution} 
N/A 

end{document}

Am I using the correct table package? I’d of thought that the table, without any explicit indents, would left align with the subsections.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thaks,

Russ

I was expecting for the initial table, in the errata file, to be left aligned.