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CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ not dependent on our rules that may go against your needs.
   unless it's absolutely impossible to do so. Some software (e.g. Visual Studio Code) provides
   "System" and "User" installers as separate downloads. You should always choose the "System"
   installer.
-- **Should create a Start Menu entry**:  We expect installers to create a Start Menu entry to launch
+- **Should create a Start Menu entry**: We expect installers to create a Start Menu entry to launch
   the application.
 - **Popular**: Apps added to the registry should be reasonably popular. We won't accept entries that
   seem too obscure or unmaintained unless there's strong demand for it.

docs/registry.md

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
-Registry
-========
+# Registry
 
 The registry file is a JSON document with a single top-level JSON object which follows the schema
 described in [just-install-v4.schema.json](../just-install-v4.schema.json). This document roughly
@@ -8,41 +7,38 @@ describes the format of the registry file for humans :smile:
 There are no examples in this document, [the registry file](../just-install-v4.json) itself is a
 living example of what you can do.
 
-
 ## Top Level
 
 The top-level JSON object must contain two keys:
 
-* `version`: Contains the version of the registry file and is used to prompt upgrades from older
+- `version`: Contains the version of the registry file and is used to prompt upgrades from older
   versions of just-install. The version is bumped each time we make a backward-incompatible change
   to the file format.
-* `packages`: This is a JSON object. Each key represents a package name and the value is itself a
+- `packages`: This is a JSON object. Each key represents a package name and the value is itself a
   JSON object that contains the software version and instructions to get the installer. See "Package
   Entry" below for a description.
 
-
 ## Package Entry
 
 Each entry is a JSON object that must contain at least the following two keys:
 
-* `installer`: A JSON object which describes where the installer is and how to run it once
+- `installer`: A JSON object which describes where the installer is and how to run it once
   downloaded. See "Installer Options" below for a description.
-* `version`: The software's version. If you are adding an unversioned link that always points to the
+- `version`: The software's version. If you are adding an unversioned link that always points to the
   latest stable version use `latest` here.
 
 The following key is optional:
 
-* `skipAudit`: A boolean value that indicates whether CI should skip audits for this package. Use
+- `skipAudit`: A boolean value that indicates whether CI should skip audits for this package. Use
   with care.
 
-
 ## Installer
 
 This JSON object must contain at least the following two keys:
 
-* `x86`: The value is a string with the URL that must be used to download the installer. You can use
+- `x86`: The value is a string with the URL that must be used to download the installer. You can use
   `{{.version}}` as a placeholder for the package's version.
-* `kind`: It can be one of the following:
+- `kind`: It can be one of the following:
   - `advancedinstaller`: Silently installs Advanced Installer packages;
   - `as-is`: Will run the executable as-is;
   - `copy`: Copy the file according to the `destination` parameter;
@@ -54,7 +50,7 @@ This JSON object must contain at least the following two keys:
   - `zip`: [Runs](https://github.com/just-install/just-install/blob/18876192c5ed7f24a3acaa34524d3680ec17da3e/just-install.json#L66-L78)
     an installer within a .zip file or [extracts](https://github.com/just-install/just-install/blob/18876192c5ed7f24a3acaa34524d3680ec17da3e/just-install.json#L216-L231)
     it to a destination directory.
-* `options`: A JSON object whose contents depend on the value of the `kind`, but other options are
+- `options`: A JSON object whose contents depend on the value of the `kind`, but other options are
   applicable to all installer types:
   - `extension`: Specify a custom extension for a file, in case `just-install` isn't able to
     determine it by itself ([example](https://github.com/just-install/just-install/blob/0a90135b8aaa4bdae65c63949673e57eed049294/just-install.json#L195-L208)).
@@ -74,15 +70,14 @@ under `%SystemDrive%\Shims` which will forward arguments to the original executa
 This way, users do not need to add a directory for each installed program to their `%PATH%` since
 they can just add `%SystemDrive%\Shims`.
 
-
 ## Placeholders
 
 In some places, you can use the following placeholders:
 
-* `{{.version}}`: This placeholder gets expanded with the package's version.
-* `{{.installer}}`: This placeholder gets replaced with the absolute path to the downloaded
+- `{{.version}}`: This placeholder gets expanded with the package's version.
+- `{{.installer}}`: This placeholder gets replaced with the absolute path to the downloaded
   installer executable.
-* `{{.ENV_VAR}}`: Where `ENV_VAR` is any environment variable found on the system. All environment
+- `{{.ENV_VAR}}`: Where `ENV_VAR` is any environment variable found on the system. All environment
   variables are normalized to upper case so, for example, `%SystemDrive%` becomes available as
   `{{.SYSTEMDRIVE}}`. One exception is `%ProgramFiles(x86)%` that gets normalized as
   `{{.PROGRAMFILES_X86}}` (notice the lack of parentheses).