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RELEASES.md

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 9. Move the `server/models/migrations/next/migrate.sql` file to the directory created in the previous step.
 10. Create an empty `migrate.sql` file in `server/models/migrations/next/`.  You may insert a comment at the top of the file including the name of the new release version.
 11. Commit any updated files (`git commit ...`)
-12. Push your branch to the BHIMA upstream repo and make a PR:
+12. Push your branch to the BHIMA upstream repo:
   - `git push --set-upstream upstream release-next`
-13. Make sure your personal GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable is defined
+13. In github, convert your branch to a PR in the `IMA-WorldHealth/bhima` repository.
+14. Make sure your personal GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable is defined
     (assuming you have permissions to update the main BHIMA repository.  [See Github instructions for this.](https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/managing-your-personal-access-tokens)
-14. Run `yarn release` and follow the directions.
-15. Verify the release was created and that the binary <version>.tar.gz file
+15. Run `yarn release` and follow the directions.
+16. Verify the release was created and that the binary <version>.tar.gz file
     is in the assets for the release.
-16. Via the github interface, merge your `release-next` PR into `master`
+17. Via the github interface, merge your `release-next` PR into `master`
 
 (*) Optional, Best Practice: Test the latest database changes on a production database.