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Fix typos and rephrase README

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PR #12 by @hugovk
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## Usage
To use the action add the following step to your workflow file (e.g.:
To use the action add the following step to your workflow file (e.g.
`.github/workflows/main.yml`)
@ -56,18 +56,18 @@ by putting them into the `dist/` folder prior to running this Action.
For best results, figure out what kind of workflow fits your
project's specific needs.
For example, you could implement a parallel workflow that
pushes every commit to Test PyPI or your own index server,
like `devpi`. For this, you'd need to (1) specify a custom
`repository_url` value and (2) generate a unique version
number for each upload so that they'd not create a conflict.
The later is possible if you use `setuptools_scm` package but
The latter is possible if you use `setuptools_scm` package but
you could also invent your own solution based on the distance
to the latest tagged commit.
Please notice that you'll need to create another token for a
separate host and then [save it as a GitHub repo
secret][Creating & using secrets].
You'll need to create another token for a separate host and then
[save it as a GitHub repo secret][Creating & using secrets].
The action invocation in this case would look like:
```yml

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then
>&2 echo \
[WARNING]: \
It looks like there is no Python distribution packages to \
It looks like there are no Python distribution packages to \
publish in the '"dist/"' directory. Please verify that they \
are in place should you face this problem.
fi