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Expand Up @@ -107,6 +107,16 @@ You need to count the heading level in your guide to identify your shift number.

After that, you are ready to [submit your pull request](#submit-a-pull-request)!

### Editing multiple files

There are situations in which you need to edit multiple files. If you carry out all edits in separate [pull requests](#submit-a-pull-request), this may be a long and repetitive task. Instead, you can change multiple files at once in a single pull request.

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In case you want to edit multiple files in one go, here's a video to help you along the way!

![Video describing the steps to use the GitHub editor to edit multiple files](./CleanShot 2025-06-13 at 14.30.36(2).mp4)
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### Submit a pull request

Once you have made suggested changes, a pull request is the way for you to ask for your changes to be incorporated into the {{< var title >}}. The handbook editors will review what you wrote, ask some questions, and accept or decline your contributions.
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