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Hi and have a nice day. I have 2 suggestions for this text: 1. "use one of the following command" → Should be "use one of the following commands" (plural of "command") and 2. "Details see: CONTRIBUTING" → This would sound more natural as: "See details in: CONTRIBUTING".
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Hi and have a nice day.
I have 2 suggestions for this text:
"use one of the following command" → Should be "use one of the following commands" (plural of "command") and
"Details see: CONTRIBUTING" → This would sound more natural as: "See details in: CONTRIBUTING".
Description
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This pr adds user login function, includes：
Test Plan
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Related Issue
Example: Issue #123
Notes