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Migrating-AU-to-Chocolatey-AU.md

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 With the [`1.0.0` release](https://github.com/chocolatey-community/chocolatey-au/releases/tag/1.0.0) of `Chocolatey-AU`, there is a need to migrate to the new package name.
 
-How you migrate from `AU` to `Chocolatey-AU` will depend on how you used `AU` in your repository. Below are some scenarios, if you encounter a scenario not yet covered, please reach out in the [Chocolatey Community](https://ch0.co/community).
+How you migrate from `AU` to `Chocolatey-AU` will depend on how you used `AU` in your repository. Below are some scenarios, but if you encounter a scenario not yet covered, please reach out in the [Chocolatey Community](https://ch0.co/community).
 
-## Your Repository Currently Clones The Original `AU` Repository
 
-If you are cloning the [original `AU` repository](https://github.com/majkinetor/au/) and building the module from there, you will want to update to clone the Chocolatey Community `Chocolatey-AU` repository: `https://github.com/chocolatey-community/chocolatey-au.git` instead. Once that has been done, you will want to [update your update scripts](#updating-your-update-scripts) to use the `Chocolatey-AU` PowerShell Module instead of `AU`.
+## Your Repository Currently Clones the Original `AU` Repository
 
-## Your Repository Installs AU From The Chocolatey Community Repository
 
-If you are installing `AU` from the [Chocolatey Community Repository](https://community.chocolatey.org/), you will want to update it to `choco install chocolatey-au --confirm` instead of `choco install au --confirm`. Once that has been done, you will want to [update your update scripts](#updating-your-update-scripts) to use the `Chocolatey-AU` PowerShell Module instead of `AU`.
+If you are cloning the [original `AU` repository](https://github.com/majkinetor/au/) and building the module from there, you will want to update to clone the Chocolatey Community `Chocolatey-AU` repository: `https://github.com/chocolatey-community/chocolatey-au.git` instead. Once that has been done, you will want to [amend your update scripts](#amending-your-update-scripts) to use the `Chocolatey-AU` PowerShell Module instead of `AU`.
 
-## Your Repository Installs AU From The Powershell Gallery
 
-If you are installing `AU` from the [PowerShell Gallery](https://powershellgallery.com), you will want to update it to `Install-Module Chocolatey-AU` instead of `Install-Module AU`. Once that has been done, you will want to [update your update scripts](#updating-your-update-scripts) to use the `Chocolatey-AU` PowerShell Module instead of `AU`.
+## Your Repository Installs AU From the Chocolatey Community Repository
 
-## Updating Your Update Scripts
 
-Once you have updated your repository to use the new module name, you will need to update your `update.ps1` scripts to use the new module name. This is as simple as replacing `AU` with `Chocolatey-AU` for any call to `Import-Module`, or any `#requires -Modules` in your scripts.
+If you are installing `AU` from the [Chocolatey Community Repository](https://community.chocolatey.org/), you will want to update it to `choco install chocolatey-au --confirm` instead of `choco install au -y`. Once that has been done, you will want to [update your update scripts](#amending-your-update-scripts) to use the `Chocolatey-AU` PowerShell Module instead of `AU`.
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+## Your Repository Installs AU From the Powershell Gallery
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+If you are installing `AU` from the [PowerShell Gallery](https://powershellgallery.com), you will want to amend your code to `Install-Module Chocolatey-AU` from `Install-Module AU`. Once that has been done, you will want to [amend your update scripts](#amending-your-update-scripts) to use the `Chocolatey-AU` PowerShell Module instead of `AU`.
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+## Amending Your Update Scripts
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+Once  your repository uses the new module name, you will need to amend your `update.ps1` scripts to use the new module name. This is as simple as replacing `AU` with `Chocolatey-AU` for the `Import-Module` calls, or any `#requires -Modules` in your scripts.