Update Two-Factor Authentication spelling #84
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Will need rebase |
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Done. |
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I'll assume this is all you wanted in the next release? I'll try to do some final testing soon and release. |
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Sounds good, @strzibny. We are deploying via git branch at the moment, so take your time. Yes, this is all that I have planned for now. Thanks for the quick turn around on the PR's! |
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Thanks for the hard work of improving devise-otp! |
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Update spelling and capitalization of "Two-Factor Authentication" to make terminology consistent.
NOTE: Please merge #83 first.