From f42ef45af88ad3f352d21b45ba18bd4b6945bbc5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Alexandra Dima <alexandra.dima@jetbrains.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2019 09:36:35 +0200
Subject: Made corrections to the bsp module readme.

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 contrib/bsp/readme.md | 39 +++++++++++++++++++++------------------
 1 file changed, 21 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-)

diff --git a/contrib/bsp/readme.md b/contrib/bsp/readme.md
index 8e1f38e0..20b627c4 100644
--- a/contrib/bsp/readme.md
+++ b/contrib/bsp/readme.md
@@ -8,30 +8,33 @@ tasks to be executed from the IDE.
 
 # Importing an existing mill project in IntelliJ via BSP
 
-1) Following the mill installation instructions
-2) After this contrib module would be published, you should just have to add the 
-following import statement in the build.sc of your project:
+1) Clone the mill git repo
+2) Publish your mill version locally with `ci/publish-contrib`
+3) Run the following command in the working directory of your project:
+   
+                   `~/mill-release -i mill.contrib.BSP/install`
+                   
+    This should create a `.bsp/` directory inside your working directory,
+    containing a BSP connection file that clients can use to start the
+    BSP server for Mill.
+    
+    This command should be ran whenever you change the version of mill that
+    you use.
+    
+   4) Now you can use IntelliJ to import your project from existing sources
+   via bsp ( currently available in the nightly release ). Note: It might
+   take a few minutes to import a project the very first time.
+   
+After the bsp support module would be published, it should be enough to:
+
+1) Install mill
+2) Add the following import statement in the build.sc of your project:
 
         `import $ivy.com.lihaoyi::mill-contrib-bsp:$OFFICIAL_MILL_VERSION`
 
-However, for now, you need to clone the mill repo, publish it locally by running
-`ci/publish-local` and importing your local version in build.sc:
-
-        `import $ivy.com.lihaoyi::mill-contrib-bsp:$LOCAL_MILL_VERSION`
-
 3) Run the following command in the working directory of your project:
 
                       `mill -i mill.contrib.BSP/install`
- This should create a `.bsp/` directory inside your working directory,
- containing a BSP connection file that clients can use to start the
- BSP server for Mill.
- 
- This command should be ran whenever you chnage the version of mill that
- you use.
- 
-4) Now you can use IntelliJ to import your project from existing sources
-via bsp ( currently available in the nightly release ). Note: It might
-take a few minutes to import a project the very first time.
 
 ## Known Issues:
 
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