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CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -9,61 +9,61 @@ Thank you for your interest in contributing to COSMOS! We welcome contributions
 ### 1. **Create an Issue on the Repo**
 
 1. **Navigate to Your Repository**:
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     ```bash
     $ cd path/to/your/repository
     ```
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 2. **Create an Issue**:
 Use the `gh issue create` command to create a new issue.
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     ```bash
     $ gh issue create --title "Issue Title" --body "Description of the issue"
     ```
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     After running this command, you’ll get an issue number in the output. Note this number as it will be used to create a branch.
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 ### 2. **Create a Branch for the Issue**
 
 1. **Create a Branch**:
 Use the `gh` CLI to create a branch associated with the issue. The `gh` CLI can automatically create a branch for you based on the issue number. In this case, the `<issue_number>` is 989.
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     ```bash
     $ gh issue develop -c 989
-    github.com/NASA-IMPACT/COSMOS/tree/989-make-coding-syntax-consistent                                                                                                                          
-    From https://github.com/NASA-IMPACT/COSMOS                                                                                                                                                    
+    github.com/NASA-IMPACT/COSMOS/tree/989-make-coding-syntax-consistent
+    From https://github.com/NASA-IMPACT/COSMOS
      * [new branch]      989-make-coding-syntax-consistent -> origin/989-make-coding-syntax-consistent
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     ```
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     This command creates a new branch named `<issue_number>-issue` and switches to it. This branch will be used to work on the issue.
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 2. **Make Your Changes and Push:**
 Edit files, add code, or make any changes needed to address the issue. Commit your changes and push the branch to the remote repository.
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     ```bash
     git add .
     git commit -m "Fixes issue #<issue_number>"
     git push origin <issue_number>-issue
     ```
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 ### 3. **Create a Pull Request**
 
 1. **Create the Pull Request**:
 After pushing the branch, create a pull request using the `gh pr create` command:
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     ```bash
     gh pr create --base dev --head <issue_number>-issue --title "Title of the Pull Request" --body "Description of the changes"
     ```
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     - **`-base`**: The base branch you want to merge your changes into (`dev` in our case)
     - **`-head`**: The branch that contains your changes (e.g., `<issue_number>-issue`).
     - **`-title`**: The title of the pull request.
     - **`-body`**: The description or body of the pull request.
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     This command will create a pull request from your branch into the base branch specified.
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 2. **Review and Merge**:
-Once the pull request is created, you can review it on GitHub and merge it if everything looks good.
+Once the pull request is created, you can review it on GitHub and merge it if everything looks good.