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 # QuassarApp operation rules
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 ## General rules
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 ### QuasarApp internal developers
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 * if there is no instruction to complete the task, separate you new branch from the version branch (for example v1.x).
 * Realize the task
 * At the end of the work, create a pull request to the branch from which you created the branch.
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 I made corrections for version 1.5 and created a new branch from branch v1.5, which means that I should create a pull request to branch v1.5,
 
 ### External QuasarApp Developers
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 * Making Fork repository.
 * Switch to the branch of the version in which you need to perform the correction (example of the names of the branch with the version: v1.x).
 * Realize the task
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 ### Forbidden
 
-* Using 'push force'. All conflicts need to be solved by a new commite.
+* Using 'push force'. All conflicts need to be solved by a new commit.
 * Push code directly to master.
-* Break the code design rules. If some aspect is not described, you need to write in the same style as it was written before you.
+* Break the code design rules. If some aspect is not described, you need to write in the same style as it was written before your change.
 * Move the code for no particular reason.
 
-
 ## Making Pull Request
 
 The content of the pull request must include:
-* The number of the task that solves (if performed according to the task)
+* The number of the task that is solved (if performed according to the task)
 * A complete description of everything that was done in the task.
 * In the case when a pull creation is created and you still work on the task, change the header of the pool request by adding a WIP tag to the beginning (example [WIP] MyTask)
-* Pull Request must always be assigned to the branch from which you separated.
+* Pull Request must always be assigned to the branch from which you branched (started to work).
 
 ## Making Tasks
-If necessary, assign a task to someone
+
+If necessary, assign a task to someone.  
 You must:
-* Create relevant discussion on github, selected repository.
+* Create relevant discussion on github for the specific repository.
 * Completely describe the problem or task.
-* If you have a solution to the problem fully describe what and how to do.
+* If you have a solution to the problem, then describe in detail what and how it should be done.
 
 ## Code Guideline