Update Getting Started documentation to shorten git commands#1664
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Make the git commands a little easier to copy by taking out `$` from the start of the lines. This also matches with the other commands on the page which do not start with `$`.
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Looks good. 👍I don't have a preference for using the $ or not, as long as we're consistent throughout the docs.
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Make the git commands a little easier to copy by taking out
$from the start of the lines.This also matches with the other commands on the page which do not start with
$.To test: review README.md.
Update release notes:
RELEASE-NOTES.txt.