README.md in keep_up-0.2.0 vs README.md in keep_up-0.3.0
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* Check the starting situation (clean checkout, Gemfile.lock up to date)
* Allow some check for each change. My feeling at the moment is that for local,
supervised use it's best to test everything at once at the end and then go
back and fix things. However, for automation it may be helpful to fully check
each commit.
-* Automaticall set up a new branch so you don't have to.
+* Automatically set up a new branch so you don't have to.
* Create a pull request with the created commits.
* Re-try with combinations of updates if single updates don't work: Sometimes
two or more dependencies need to be updated together due to their
interdependencies.