Small change on line 343 and line 345. #5044
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Added a few words for better context to help the reader understand more clearly.
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| @@ -340,9 +340,9 @@ The personal configuration should be stored in a file | |||
| the `client.conf`, i.e. sections for each machine, e.g. `localhost`. | |||
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| == Testing openSUSE or Fedora | |||
| == Testing openQA on openSUSE or Fedora | |||
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This completely reverses meaning of title,
This isn't about testing openQA on some distribution but about testing distro in openQA
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If you find it helpful you could phrase it the other way around:
| == Testing openQA on openSUSE or Fedora | |
| == Testing openSUSE or Fedora with openQA |
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Sorry, but I think the intended meaning is really to test openSUSE or Fedora themselves. The idea is to use the existing test distributions for testing those operating systems to get started with running some tests on your openQA setup. Maybe it would still make sense to be more explicit about this.
Note that we can also not accept your commits because of the commit message. Start with a verb in imperative and don't put a . at the end, e.g. "Improve wording in documentation for getting started".
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| An easy way to start using openQA is to start testing openSUSE or Fedora as they | ||
| An easy way to start using openQA is to start testing on openSUSE or Fedora as they |
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| An easy way to start using openQA is to start testing on openSUSE or Fedora as they | |
| An easy way to start using openQA is to run openSUSE or Fedora tests as they |
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Added a few words for better context to help the reader understand more clearly.