@kapunahelewong I think I can't because I havenot fork your repo to do this change !
Did you have any ideas how to do so?

Hi @atefBB, you shouldn't have to fork anything else. If you're using the command line for working with git, checkout your branch if needed and do the following:

1. git commit --amend
2. An editor (whichever is your default) will open. Change the name of the commit message, save, and close according to the editor.
3. git push (you might have to do git push -f)

If you're using a GUI GitHub client, your steps will be different, but the goal is the same. Does this help?

@kapunahelewong You mean fw-dev-infra by your branch?

@atefBB, it looks like your branch is: patch-1

Here it is: https://github.com/atefBB/angular/tree/patch-1

Just be sure you're on that branch locally when you amend your commit message.

@kapunahelewong DONE !
Thank you for help.

Great @atefBB! 😊Now, to get the failing tests to pass, first start by rebasing. Your change shouldn't have caused those failures, so the first step is to make sure you're all updated when failures like that happen. Are you ok rebasing? If the commands would be helpful:

1. On your patch-1 branch, do git rebase upstream/master.
2. Then git push. (You might need git push -f to force push)

That will update your branch and re-trigger the tests. Hopefully they will all pass with the latest from master. Good luck!

I have rebased this PR on top of master so it is only one commit now. Thanks for your patience @atefBB and @kapunahelewong

Caretaker (merge-assistance): this is a one character documentation change so I don't think it can be merged without tacit approval from @angular/dev-infra-framework .

@petebacondarwin Thank you, Sorry for my dirty work !

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