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 [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/getgauge/gauge-vscode.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/getgauge/gauge-vscode)
 
-Gauge extension for VSCode.
+Gauge extension for [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/)
 
 This extension adds language support for the Gauge projects, including:
-* Code Completion for steps, parameters and tags
+### Code Completion for steps, parameters and tags
 ![Code Completion preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getgauge/gauge-vscode/master/images/autocomplete.gif)
-* Goto definition for steps
+
+### Goto definition for steps
 ![Goto Definition preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getgauge/gauge-vscode/master/images/gotoDefinition.gif)
-* Formating
-![Formatting preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getgauge/gauge-vscode/master/images/format.gif)
-* Diagnostics
+
+### Diagnostics
 ![Diagnostics preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getgauge/gauge-vscode/master/images/diagnostics.gif)
-* References codelens
-	Shows step usages for a step implemenation.
 
-* Run specifications and scenarios using codeLens
+### Run specifications and scenarios using codeLens
 ![Execution preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getgauge/gauge-vscode/master/images/execute.gif)
 
-* Run all specifications from command palette
+### Formating
+![Formatting preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getgauge/gauge-vscode/master/images/format.gif)
+### References
 
-	Execute command `Gauge: Run All Specification` to run all the specification in `specs` (default) directory. Use `gauge.execution.specDirs` configuration to add or remove spec directories.
+Shows step usages for a step implementation.
+
+### Run all specifications from command palette
 
-* Run specification from command palette
+Execute command `Gauge: Run All Specification` to run all the specification in `specs` (default) directory. Use `gauge.execution.specDirs` configuration to add or remove spec directories.
 
-	Execute command `Gauge: Run Specification` to run the current open specification.
+### Run specification from command palette
 
-* Run scenarios from command palette
+Execute command `Gauge: Run Specification` to run the current open specification.
 
-	Execute command `Gauge: Run Scenarios` to choose a scenario form current specification and run.
-* Run scenario at cursor from command palette
+### Run scenarios from command palette
 
-	Execute command `Gauge: Run Scenario At Cursor` to the scenario at cursor. It will ask to choose a scenario If cursor is not in scenario context.
+Execute command `Gauge: Run Scenarios` to choose a scenario form current specification and run.
+
+### Run scenario at cursor from command palette
 
-* Repeat last gauge execution from command palette
+Execute command `Gauge: Run Scenario At Cursor` to the scenario at cursor. It will ask to choose a scenario If cursor is not in scenario context.
 
-	Execute command `Gauge: Repeat Last Run` to repeat last gauge execution.
-* Re-run failed scenarios from previous run
+### Repeat last gauge execution from command palette
 
-	Execute command `Gauge: Re-Run Failed Scenario(s)` to repeat only failed scenarios from last gauge execution.
+Execute command `Gauge: Repeat Last Run` to repeat last gauge execution.
+
+### Re-run failed scenarios from previous run
 
-* Snippets for specification, scenarios and tables.
-	- `spec` - for specification
-	- `sce` - for scenario
-	- `table:1` - table with one column
-	- `table:2` - table with two columns
-	- `table:3` - table with three columns
-	- `table:4` - table with four columns
-	- `table:5` - table with five columns
-	- `table:6` - table with six columns
+Execute command `Gauge: Re-Run Failed Scenario(s)` to repeat only failed scenarios from last gauge execution.
+
+### Snippets for specification, scenarios and tables.
+	`spec` - for specification
+	`sce` - for scenario
+	`table:1` - table with one column
+	`table:2` - table with two columns
+	`table:3` - table with three columns
+	`table:4` - table with four columns
+	`table:5` - table with five columns
+	`table:6` - table with six columns
 
 ## Configuration
+
 These configurations can be configured in [VSCode settings](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings).
 * `gauge.launch.enableDebugLogs` :  Starts gauge lsp server with log-level `debug`. Defaults to `false`.
 * `gauge.execution.specDirs` : List of specification directories which can be run by executing `Gauge: Run All Specifications` from command palette.
 * `gauge.notification.suppressUpdateNotification` :  Stops showing notifications for gauge-vscode plugin auto-updates. Defaults to `false`.
+
 ## Install from source
 
 ```shell