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Expand Up @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ At this point you should be minimally familiar with working with the command lin

Once the fork is created, navigate to your fork's page and copy the git URL by clicking the green "Code" button. It should look something like `https://github.com/limzykenneth/p5.js.git`.

Next go to the command line in your local environment and close this git repository. "Clone" simply means download a copy of the repo to your local machine. Run the following command in a folder where you want to store the p5.js source code folder.
Next go to the command line in your local environment and clone this git repository. "Clone" simply means download a copy of the repo to your local machine. Run the following command in a folder where you want to store the p5.js source code folder.

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git clone [git_url]
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If changes are requested of your PR and you are able to make those changes, follow the [same process as before](#git-workflow) but just continue from your local copy of the repo and relevant branch, make those changes, commit them into git, and push them to your forked remote repo. Once you have pushed additional commits to your forked remote repo, you will see that the new commits automatically show up in the PR. Leave a comment in the PR to let the reviewer know you have made the changes requested and if no additional changes are needed, your PR will be merged!

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