@@ -104,9 +104,9 @@ consider:
104104
105105## Developing for the validator
106106
107- When proposing a feature or bug fix, you must decide what branch you will target:
107+ When proposing a feature or bug fix, you must decide which branch you will target:
108108` main ` or ` dev ` .
109- In most cases, you will want ` main ` , but read below to understand the purposes of
109+ In most cases you will want ` main ` , but read below to understand the purposes of
110110the two branches.
111111
112112### Branching policy
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ specification.
121121The purpose of this branch is to verify that proposed rules can be validated and
122122provide users with preview access to upcoming changes to the validator, increasing the chances
123123of catching issues with the specification or the validator, prior to release.
124- Changes to the ` dev ` branch may be backed out at any time.
124+ Changes to the ` dev ` branch may be reverted at any time.
125125
126126### How to prepare a pull request for your target branch
127127
@@ -138,13 +138,13 @@ from the current state of the `main` branch on the `upstream` remote.
138138Instead of ` short-desc ` , use a few words to make the content of your branch
139139easily identifiable.
140140
141- Once ready
141+ Once you have changes committed and ready for review you can run:
142142
143143``` console
144144git push -u origin feat/short-desc
145145```
146146
147- GitHub will give you a link, such as
147+ GitHub will then give you a link such as:
148148< https://github.com/bids-standard/bids-validator/compare/master...username:bids-validator:feat/short-desc?expand=1 > .
149149Follow that link to create a pull request.
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