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18 changes: 2 additions & 16 deletions 2.0_introduction.md
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Expand Up @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ This manual is created using GitHub Pages (gh-pages). GitHub Pages is a web host

b. In the “Find or create a branch…” field, type in the name of this new branch using this naming convention: feature-gh-pages_(chapter #)_(title of chapter).
- Example: feature-gh-pages_chapter_7.0_mtl_technical_manual_facilitator
- **Note:** Typing “feature-“ at the beginning of the branch name will cause linter cactions to fire when committing the file (including checks for Markdown editorial rules, broken links, APA style adherence, and spelling).
- **Note:** Typing “feature-“ at the beginning of the branch name will cause linter actions to fire when committing the file (including checks for Markdown editorial rules, broken links, APA style adherence, and spelling).
- Congratulations! You’ve just made your own feature branch, where you can make your modifications, additions, and deletions.

#### Edit an Existing Markdown (.md) File
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- As you scroll down, you can see red and green highlighted information; red = deletions, green = additions.
5. Click the green Create pull request button.
6. A review page will appear where you can:
- Add a short summary of the changes between your feature branch and the repo’s base branch.
- Add a short summary of the changes between your feature branch and the repository's base branch.
- Review the changes made by commits.
- Add Pipelines, Reviewer/s, Assignee/s (usually you, the one making changes), Label/s, Project/s, Milestone/s, and Estimate (story points).

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**prior instructions:**
1. Navigate to https://mtl.how via your browser.
2. *Switch from the Master branch to the QA branch - *Need a free GitHub account to contribute
3. Create a feature branch via a pull request from the qa branch
4. Edit markdown (.md) file on GitHub.
5. Conduct quality assurance (QA) on QA using GitHub Actions.
6. Merge your feature pull request into QA.
7. Create a pull request from QA to master and assign PROD QA reviewer on the right hand side.
8. The PROD QA reviewer will make a final review, ask any questions, and merge the PR into master.

**PROD QA reviewers DO NOT delete the QA branch** when merging QA pull requests to master.

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