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 ## <a name="Viewing deltas"></a> Viewing deltas
 
-In git, a delta should be simply a single changeset. Deltas are represented by means of a special form of git tag, allowing you to locally view the change, and commit message, that corresponds to each one. In order to keep down the transfer size, deltas are not included in the repository you get when you do a git clone - there are over 10,000 delta references, and having them in your locally can cause performance issues. If you really wish to be able to locally browse deltas, then run the following
+In git, a delta should be simply a single changeset. Deltas are represented by means of a special form of git tag, allowing you to locally view the change, and commit message, that corresponds to each one. In order to keep down the transfer size, deltas are not included in the repository you get when you do a git clone - there are over 10,000 delta references, and having them in your local repository can cause performance issues. If you really wish to be able to locally browse deltas, then run the following
 
     git config remote.origin.fetch '+refs/deltas/*:refs/remotes/deltas/*' git fetch origin