IEXcode/workflow.md

@@ -55,24 +55,23 @@ or, from VSCode:
 ```
   git push                      # push changes to GitLab​
 ```
-
-On GitLab
-- create pull request
-- JM will review the changes and merge to main as needed. 
+Then, from GitLab or VSCode:
+- create pull request for your branch 
+- JM will review the changes and merge into main as needed. 
 
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 ​## Some tips: ​
 
-    - You can open more than one window in VSCode
-    - To see preview of Mardown files side by side use extension “Auto-Open Markdown preview”​: type Shift+cmd+X to open the extension marketplace; look for Auto-Open Markdown preview and install​
-    - Only click once to open file from the side bar or it will open file as many time as you clicked (can be changed in settings)
-    - You can quickly end up with too many files open; you can use ”open editor” to close / reorganize​
-    - You can see the list of functions and variables for a given file in “outline”; collapse all to see only the functions​
-    - Timeline shows commit messages for a given file​
-    - The letter on the side of a files indicates uncommitted changes:  
+- You can open more than one window in VSCode
+- To see preview of Mardown files side by side use extension “Auto-Open Markdown preview”​: type Shift+cmd+X to open the extension marketplace; look for Auto-Open Markdown preview and install​
+- Only click once to open file from the side bar or it will open file as many time as you clicked (can be changed in settings)
+- You can quickly end up with too many files open; you can use ”open editor” to close / reorganize​
+- You can see the list of functions and variables for a given file in “outline”; collapse all to see only the functions​
+- Timeline shows commit messages for a given file​
+- The letter on the side of a files indicates uncommitted changes:  
                 M = modified; D = deleted; U = untracked (only for new files)​
-    -  Each commit is identified by a unique 40 characters ID called called “sha”:​ typically only the first 6 to 8 character are displayed; this is a good way to check where you are​
-    - To see the list of branch: git branch​
-    - more info: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/using-branches​
+-  Each commit is identified by a unique 40 characters ID called called “sha”:​ typically only the first 6 to 8 character are displayed; this is a good way to check where you are​
+- To see the list of branch: git branch​
+- more info: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/using-branches​
 
   
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