Update README.md issue #260 #261
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Kindly share how it was before and after what you have done |
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wrong issue |
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@mudasirmurtaza that command is already right |
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This pull request addresses issue #260 by correcting the username in the git clone command within the README file. The previous command used the placeholder your-username, which should be replaced with the actual username of the repository owner.
By making this change, users will be able to successfully clone the repository and access its contents.
Changes:
Replaced your-username with the correct username in the git clone command.
Verification:
I have verified that the corrected command works as expected by cloning the repository using the updated command.
Additional Notes:
This change is crucial for ensuring that users can properly clone and contribute to the project.
Please let me know if you have any further questions or require additional information.
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