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Spelling and grammar fixes #223
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tzununbekov
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Thanks for taking care of it! I have one question, the answer to which may help me in the future: I see multiple updates in TriggerMesh CLI name usage - some of them have a definite article the, others - don't. I failed to find any regularity in these cases. Could you point me to the rule which was used so that I could understand it better? Sorry for the spam and thanks!
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I didn't thoroughly go through the grammar, I just noticed a few places when I was updating "triggermesh" to "TriggerMesh". It probably would be worthwhile to use "the TriggerMesh CLI" in most of the cases. |
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Fixing capitalization, spelling, and grammar issues