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• Add a new section titled "## Using the pull_commits_for_release.py script" after line 38.
• In this section, provide a brief description of what the script does. For example, "This script is used to pull commits for a release. It takes a release number as an argument and outputs a list of commits associated with that release."
• Next, provide step-by-step instructions on how to use the script. This should include: 1. How to run the script from the terminal, for example, "From a terminal, run `python3 pull_commits_for_release.py ` where `` is the number of the release you want to pull commits for." 2. What to expect as output, for example, "The script will output a list of commits associated with the specified release." 3. Any prerequisites or setup required before running the script, for example, "Before running the script, ensure you have Python 3 installed and are in the root directory of the repository."

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 1. Rrom a terminal, run `python3 main.py`
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+## Using the pull_commits_for_release.py script
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+This script is used to pull commits for a release. It takes a release number as an argument and outputs a list of commits associated with that release.
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+### Instructions for use:
+1. From a terminal, run `python3 pull_commits_for_release.py ` where `` is the number of the release you want to pull commits for.
+2. The script will output a list of commits associated with the specified release.
+3. Before running the script, ensure you have Python 3 installed and are in the root directory of the repository.
+
 ## Tests

 This project includes unit tests found in `test_main.py`. Any changes, additions, or removals in `main.py` must be accounted for in the tests.

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Sweep: Add a section in the readme about usage #10

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