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Expand Up @@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ To start a codespace for the PowerShell repository:
1. Go to https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell
1. Click the green button on the right and choose to create a codespace

![alt text](Images/Codespaces.png)
![alt text](/.github/Images/Codespaces.png)
1. Alternatively, just hit the comma `,` key on your keyboard which should instantly start a codespace as well.

Once the codespace starts, you can press `ctrl+shift+b` (`cmd+shift+b` on Mac) to run the default build task. If you would like to interactivey test your changes, you can press `F5` to start debugging, add breakpoints, etc.
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**Always create a pull request to the `master` branch of this repository**.

![GitHub-PR.png](Images/GitHub-PR.png)
![GitHub-PR.png](/.github/Images/GitHub-PR.png)

* It's recommended to avoid a PR with too many changes.
A large PR not only stretches the review time, but also makes it much harder to spot issues.
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