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 # Pipeline
 
-There are [countless options](https://blog.overops.com/jenkins-vs-travis-ci-vs-circle-ci-vs-teamcity-vs-codeship-vs-gitlab-ci-vs-bamboo/) for CI/CD tool, and all of them will suit all of your needs. I chose CircleCI just because I thought it faster to learn and I liked the UI.
+There are [countless options](https://blog.overops.com/jenkins-vs-travis-ci-vs-circle-ci-vs-teamcity-vs-codeship-vs-gitlab-ci-vs-bamboo/) for CI/CD tool, and all of them will suit all of your needs. I chose CircleCI just because I thought it faster to learn and I fancy the UI.
 
 For this template, I built the pipeline with CircleCI. I already work with GitLab CI/CD and Travis is quite popular so I chose to try this. It pleased me very much the way I can write parameterized jobs and reuse them in different workflows, the different kinds of persistence, and for the clarity of the final Yaml. It's quite a platform.
 
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 ![random_commit](assets/random_commit.png)
 
-For any other commit unrelated to the development, release or master flow (maybe a hotfix, or a merged PR), the random_commit will kick in only to guarantee the reviews, audits and tests.
+For any other commit unrelated to the development, release or master flow (maybe a hotfix, or a merged PR), the random_commit will kick in only to guarantee the reviews, audits and tests.