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A variety of syntax and style fixes for the Docker examples #2534

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jamtur01 commented Nov 3, 2013

  • Made Docker a proper noun when needed.
  • Fixed code syntax
  • Fixed some whitespace issues
  • Fixed some typos and grammar
  • Tidied up some examples
A variety of syntax and style fixes for the Docker examples
* Made Docker a proper noun when needed.
* Fixed code syntax
* Fixed some whitespace issues
* Fixed some typos and grammar
* Tidied up some examples
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Looks good, thanks. There are a couple of places where, when referring to a version number, I think docker would be more correct than Docker but either can work (the project has a version, as does the specific binary).

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metalivedev commented Nov 4, 2013

Looks good, thanks. There are a couple of places where, when referring to a version number, I think docker would be more correct than Docker but either can work (the project has a version, as does the specific binary).

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Merge pull request #2534 from jamtur01/examples_fixes
A variety of syntax and style fixes for the Docker examples

@metalivedev metalivedev merged commit 19ad299 into moby:master Nov 4, 2013

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