Update README to reflect change from transform to plugin #39
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Update README to reflect change from transform to plugin
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No problem, thanks for the merge! (Be sure to change the GH repo description, too!) |
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@markdalgleish / @sokra if you have a sec could you please edit the css-modulesify repo description: |
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@joshwnj done |
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Looks like most cases of the word "transform" were changed to "plugin" upon merging #10 back in June, but the top-level description (not reflected in this PR, will have to be manually changed by project owner) and the first description in the README still list it as "transform".