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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ But there is one command that I use every day now, `git multi`. The command work
 - Create a new branch: \
   `git multi checkout -b "replace-ci-step"`
 - Use your favorite search and replace tool to add your changes to all repositories
-- Create a commit and push the new branch: \
+- Create a commit: \
   `git multi add -A; git multi commit -m "ci: replace broken step in ci config"`
 - Finally push your new branch: \
   `git multi push origin replace-ci-step`