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Remove newline in Orca notification description #751

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3 changes: 1 addition & 2 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -24,8 +24,7 @@ The following high level diagram shows how events flow through `echo`:
5. `orca` sends events to `echo` when:
- a stage is starting/completed so `echo` can send notifications if any are defined on the stage
- a pipeline (or orchestration) is starting/completed so `echo` can send notification as above
- a manual judgement stage is reached - a notifcation from
- the user has clicked the page button on the application page
- a manual judgement stage is reached - a notifcation from the user has clicked the page button on the application page

6. `echo` uses external services (e.g. email/slack) to send notifications.
Notifications can either be a result of an event received by `echo` (e.g. stage completed which has a notification on completion), or a specific notification request from another service (e.g. orca will send a notifcation for Manual Judgement stage)
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