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 📦 [Install](#install)\
      :electron: [npm](#npm)\
      🧶 [yarn](#yarn)\
-ℹ️ [Info](#info)\
+ℹ️ [Background](#background)\
 🚉 [CI Examples](#ci-examples)\
      🔵 [Bitbucket Pipelines](#bitbucket-pipelines)\
      🟢 [CircleCi](#circleci)\
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 #### yarn
 `yarn add releasetrain`
 
-### Info
+### Background
+Do you want to automate release candidates rather than manually cutting them everytime?  Perhaps just have an optional job in a CI pipeline you can just run to create a new release candidate?  Simply add release train with the `ci-examples` for yaml configurations.  It cuts a new branch with `RC-` (release candidate) prefix followed by the desired release version and sets upstream / pushes to origin.  It then sends out a slack notification to specified channel with information you can pass in a pipeline / action.
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 These are they variables that releaseTrain uses and example how you could set them locally if desired in a shorthand script
 
 * appName: your app name (gets included in slack alert)