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162162 in the current project do not affect its dependencies and aliases
163163 defined in dependencies are not accessible from the current project.
164164
165- Aliases can be used very powerfully to also run elixir scripts and
165+ Aliases can be used very powerfully to also run Elixir scripts and
166166 bash commands, for example:
167167
168168 # priv/hello.exs
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180180 ]
181181 end
182182
183- In the example above we have created 3 aliases, the first example
183+ In the example above we have created 2 aliases, the first example
184184 `taskalias` will run task `hex.info`, then (`run`)[`Mix.Tasks.Run`]
185- to run an elixir script, then (`cmd`)[`Mix.Tasks.Cmd`] to run a
185+ to run an Elixir script, then (`cmd`)[`Mix.Tasks.Cmd`] to run a
186186 command line bash script. This shows how powerful aliases mixed
187187 with mix tasks can be.
188188
189- `taskalias2` shows a limitation of tasks where only one of the given
189+ `taskalias2` shows a limitation of tasks where only one of the given
190190 tasks will run, the execution of `run priv/hello2.exs` will not run.
191191 The `run` command, however, can accept multiple files, so in case
192192 of running multiple files, it can be rewritten to:
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