Remove the redundant punctuation marks in the comments #17075
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jzheaux
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May 13, 2025
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Hi, @gamemock! Will you please update your commit message so that it's an imperative statement like so:
Remove Redundant Punctation in JavaDoc
Signed-off-by: universe <daofei8754@126.com>
To do this, you will need to force-push to main. Or, you can move this commit to a branch like fix-punctuation and then resubmit the PR.
Signed-off-by: universe <daofei8754@126.com>
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Hi, @jzheaux! Thank you for your help. I,m done. Please check it again. |
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Thanks for the PR @gamemock This PR will be merged as soon as the build passes. |
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Remove the redundant punctuation marks in the comments.