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Playbooks/AS-Block-GitHub-User/README.md

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 A GitHub App with read and write permissions on Users is needed in order to perform the required 'Block User' action on your GitHub Organization's behalf. Additionally, read and write permissions on Members are also required, as Users that are also Members cannot be blocked until after their membership is revoked. Accelerynt has developed a GitHub App with the aforementioned access, which you can install in your GitHub Organization.
 
-Sign in to a GitHub account that has owner access to your Organization, then navigate to the following page:
+Sign into a GitHub account that has owner access to your Organization, then navigate to the following page:
 
 https://github.com/apps/as-github-block-user
 
@@ -287,4 +287,4 @@ As part of maintaining a robust and secure application, it's essential to regula
 
 As a general guideline, you should review and test for updates at least once per month. More frequent checks can be performed if your function has higher security requirements or is particularly sensitive to bugs in the underlying packages. Automated tools exist to help manage these updates.
 
-You can update the dependent libraries for your Azure Function in VS Code by executing the commands "**npm update date-fns**" and "**npm update jsonwebtoken**" within your "**CreateJWT**" project directory in the integrated terminal. Redeploy the Function to Azure afterwards.
+You can update the dependent libraries for your Azure Function in VS Code by executing the commands "**npm update date-fns**" and "**npm update jsonwebtoken**" within your "**CreateJWT**" project directory in the integrated terminal. Redeploy the Function to Azure afterwards.