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This commit addresses grammatical errors found in the project's readme and improves its overall grammar.

Emphasizing the significance of proper grammar cannot be stressed enough when it comes to enhancing the presentation of a project. Today, I came across this GitHub repository in a news article and was intrigued by the concept. Therefore, I decided to explore the repository. To my disappointment, I discovered several grammatical errors in the README.md file. However, the advantage of open source is that I can rectify these errors myself relatively easily if they bother me.

Please inform me if any modifications are necessary.

refactor(cli.ts): uncomment checkIsLatestVersion function call to ensure the latest version of the package is being used
…cript as it is no longer needed

feat(package.json): add deploy script to automate versioning, building, pushing and publishing the package to npm registry
…to warn user about not using the latest stable version of OpenCommit
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di-sukharev commented May 29, 2023

could you pull latest dev please, so github fixes +1,152 changes

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avighnac commented May 30, 2023

@di-sukharev Hi there! Could you please guide me on how to address this? If necessary, I can create a new pull request with the same changes. However, I'm unsure about how to remove those +1,152 changes from the current pull request. As a newcomer to open source, I'm still learning the ropes.

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@avighnac just do git pull && git merge origin/dev

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avighnac commented Jun 2, 2023

@di-sukharev That didn't seem to work, but I did open another pull request with the same changes. Have a look at #195.

@di-sukharev di-sukharev merged commit 90f64d5 into di-sukharev:dev Jun 19, 2023
di-sukharev added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 19, 2023
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