@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ export function buildLibmongocryptDownloadUrl(ref, platform) {
3838 const [ major , minor , _patch ] = ref . split ( '.' ) ;
3939
4040 // Just a note: it may appear that this logic _doesn't_ support patch releases but it actually does.
41- // libmongocrypt's creates release branches for minor releases in the form `r<major>.<minor>`.
41+ // libmongocrypt's creates release branches for minor releases in the form `r<major>.<minor>`.
4242 // Any patches made to this branch are committed as tags in the form <major>.<minor>.<patch>.
4343 // So, the branch that is used for the AWS s3 upload is `r<major>.<minor>` and the commit hash
4444 // is the commit hash we parse from the `getCommitFromRef()` (which handles switching to git tags and
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ export function buildLibmongocryptDownloadUrl(ref, platform) {
4949 }
5050
5151 // just a note here - `master` refers to the branch, the hash is the commit on that branch.
52- // if we ever need to download binaries from a non-master branch (or non-release branch),
52+ // if we ever need to download binaries from a non-master branch (or non-release branch),
5353 // this will need to be modified somehow.
5454 return `https://mciuploads.s3.amazonaws.com/libmongocrypt/${ platform } /master/${ hash } /libmongocrypt.tar.gz` ;
5555}
@@ -98,9 +98,9 @@ function getLibc() {
9898 if ( process . platform !== 'linux' ) return null ;
9999
100100 /**
101- * executes `ldd --version`. on Alpine linux, `ldd` and `ldd --version` return exit code 1 and print the version
101+ * Executes `ldd --version`. on Alpine linux, `ldd` and `ldd --version` return exit code 1 and print the version
102102 * info to stderr, but on other platforms, `ldd --version` prints to stdout and returns exit code 0.
103- *
103+ *
104104 * So, this script works on both by return stderr if the command returns a non-zero exit code, otherwise stdout.
105105 */
106106 function lddVersion ( ) {
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