Minor typo in creation of "__init__.py" #1180
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Line 34: Initially, the documentation instructed the user to create a new file named "__init.py__". This is referenced as "__init__.py" in the remainder of the document. This edit is to reflect that.
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kraigb
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#sign-off |
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@gewarren For you now. |
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I'll merge this now, but for the future, after you sign off it will get picked up at least once/day for merge by the PRMerger human review team. |
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Thanks, I forgot about that and expected it to be picked up right away. |
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Line 34: Initially, the documentation instructed the user to create a new file named "init.py". This is referenced as "init.py" in the remainder of the document. This edit is to reflect that.