FIX: Removing typos in FAQ section #258
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Added info about RGSoC
Modification done in Readme
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- Edit the section 'Getting started' with git workflow instructions - Updated instructions to synch up local and remote repo before pushing your changes. - Check for any latest updates on the Upstream and merge them with your work before pushing - Follow the above steps before creting a PR Edit git workflow-synch with remote + add workflow flowchart
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@tannercd please resolve the merge conflicts by adding a commit. Please do it before 31st May to make it count under GSSoC. |
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Hi Pragati,
I resolved the conflicts you mentioned and committed changes. The pull request is now ready to be merged and no longer has any merge conflicts.
Cheers,
Tanner
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@tannercd please resolve the merge conflicts by adding a commit. Please do it before 31st May to make it count under GSSoC.
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Description
I removed grammatical errors within the FAQ section of README.md and fixed any spacing issue between sentences. Now the FAQ section should not contain any typos.
Fixes #245
Removed all typos from FAQ within README.md.
Type of change
Markup change (specifically fixing grammar and any spacing issues)
Please delete options that are not relevant.
Checklist:
Reviewer: Vinit Shahdeo