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Author: SoftlySplinter

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,8 @@ This is a set of sample Eclipse projects for Link to Liberty, demonstrating how
 - Clone the repository using your IDEs support, such as the Eclipse Git plugin
 - **or**, download the sample as a [ZIP](https://github.com/cicsdev/cics-java-liberty-springboot-jcics/archive/main.zip) and unzip onto the workstation
 
->*Tip: Eclipse Git provides an 'Import existing Projects' check-box when cloning a repository.*
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+> Eclipse Git provides an 'Import existing Projects' check-box when cloning a repository.
 
 ### Check dependencies
 
@@ -63,7 +64,8 @@ The required build-tasks are typically `clean bootWar` for Gradle and `clean pac
 
 **Note:** If you import the project to your IDE, you might experience local project compile errors. To resolve these errors you should run a tooling refresh on that project. For example, in Eclipse: right-click on "Project", select "Gradle -> Refresh Gradle Project", **or** right-click on "Project", select "Maven -> Update Project...".
 
->Tip: *In Eclipse, Gradle (buildship) is able to fully refresh and resolve the local classpath even if the project was previously updated by Maven. However, Maven (m2e) does not currently reciprocate that capability. If you previously refreshed the project with Gradle, you'll need to manually remove the 'Project Dependencies' entry on the Java build-path of your Project Properties to avoid duplication errors when performing a Maven Project Update.*
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+> In Eclipse, Gradle (buildship) is able to fully refresh and resolve the local classpath even if the project was previously updated by Maven. However, Maven (m2e) does not currently reciprocate that capability. If you previously refreshed the project with Gradle, you'll need to manually remove the 'Project Dependencies' entry on the Java build-path of your Project Properties to avoid duplication errors when performing a Maven Project Update.
 
 ### Eclipse