address comments from Franta
@@ -20,8 +20,10 @@ Let's get through what's new:
2. You don't need to touch dist-git at all when getting your new upstream
release into Fedora, you can stay in your upstream repository and just fire
off a bunch of packit calls:
- * `packit propose-update` to create a pull request in Fedora dist-git
- * `packit build` to build once it's merged
+ * `packit propose-update` to create a pull request in Fedora dist-git with
+ the selected upstream release
+ * `packit build` to build the new upstream release once the pull request is
+ merged
* and finally, `packit create-update` creates a new bodhi update (if you
chose a stable Fedora release)
3. Packit now has a `srpm` command which creates an SRPM out of the local
