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@ -71,4 +71,4 @@ When contributing, follow this procedure. Enter commands from the command line o
. Use the GitHub web interface to create a pull request. First, navigate to your branch in the web UI and click *Compare*. This will show you a diff of the changes. Examine them one more time. If necessary, make more changes locally and repeat the steps to here. When you are ready, click *Create a pull request*. Enter a title and a description with enough detail for reviewers to know what you have changed and why. Click *Submit*. . Use the GitHub web interface to create a pull request. First, navigate to your branch in the web UI and click *Compare*. This will show you a diff of the changes. Examine them one more time. If necessary, make more changes locally and repeat the steps to here. When you are ready, click *Create a pull request*. Enter a title and a description with enough detail for reviewers to know what you have changed and why. Click *Submit*.
. Wait. The documentation team will usually review pull requests within a few days. Often suggestions and changes are requested of you to help the contribution better fit within the style guidelines for the project or to fill in information that may have been missed. If this happens, repeat the steps from making your changes to `git push origin {branchname}`. No need to create another PR as the existing one will be updated automatically. . Wait. The documentation team will usually review pull requests within a few days. Often suggestions and changes are requested of you to help the contribution better fit within the style guidelines for the project or to fill in information that may have been missed. If this happens, repeat the steps from making your changes to `git push origin {branchname}`. No need to create another PR as the existing one will be updated automatically.
Once the PR has been merged or rejected, you can remove your feature branch `{newbranchname}` from both the remote fork and your local machine. GitHub provides a button for removing from the fork in the UI of the PR once it is merged. Remove from your local machine with git branch -d `{branchname}`. Once the PR has been merged or rejected, you can remove your feature branch `{newbranchname}` from both the remote fork and your local machine. GitHub provides a button for removing from the fork in the UI of the PR once it is merged. Remove from your local machine with `git branch -d {branchname}`.