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 At this point I also got the domain name set up, the instructions tell you exactly what to do and it takes about 2 minutes. Plus, I enabled HTTPS-only while I was in here for security and privacy reasons.
 
 ### Set up the pipeline
-I've not used GitHub actions very much, but I've used Azure DevOps a lot and turns ut they're pretty similar. I just needed to create a new workflow file in the .github/workflows folder. I called it "build.yml" because I'm not very creative.
+I've not used GitHub actions very much, but I've used Azure DevOps a lot and turns out they're pretty similar. I just needed to create a new workflow file in the .github/workflows folder. I called it "build.yml" because I'm not very creative.
 
 I started with a regular .NET build and publish. To anyone who's compiled a .net app before it should be self explanitory:
 
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 But anyway, if its stupid and it works, then its not stupid! So, I'm happy with it. You can see the completed pipeline yaml file [here](https://github.com/adam-drewery/blog/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml).
 
-I'll write another post at some point describing how I built the site itself. I had quite a bit of fun with it if I'm honest... frontend development has gotten more enjoyable now I can delegate the tedious bits to ChatGPT. 😎
+I'll write another post at some point describing how I built the site itself. I had quite a bit of fun with it if I'm honest... frontend development has gotten more enjoyable now I can delegate the tedious bits to ChatGPT. 😎