fix a couple of it's -> its

Guide/file-storage.markdown

@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ After that run `make -B .envrc` and restart your development server.
 
 #### Jpegs
 
-To store an image as a jpeg and reduce it's quality use this:
+To store an image as a jpeg and reduce its quality use this:
 
 ```haskell
 let uploadLogo = uploadToStorageWithOptions $ def
@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ The browser uses the [`Content-Disposition`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US
 
 By default no `Content-Disposition` header is set.
 
-If you use the S3 Storage you can use the `contentDispositionAttachmentAndFileName` function to mark a file as an attachment and use it's original provided file name as the downloaded file name:
+If you use the S3 Storage you can use the `contentDispositionAttachmentAndFileName` function to mark a file as an attachment and use its original provided file name as the downloaded file name:
 
 ```haskell
 let uploadAttachment = uploadToStorageWithOptions $ def

Guide/jobs.markdown

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ In development mode, these watchers are started with the dev server. In producti
 
 ### Viewing job status
 
-A benefit of jobs compared to just running scripts is info about the jobs is stored persistently in the database. To see the status of a job, inspect it's `#status` field. If the job failed, you can see the error that caused it to fail in the field `#lastError`.
+A benefit of jobs compared to just running scripts is info about the jobs is stored persistently in the database. To see the status of a job, inspect its `#status` field. If the job failed, you can see the error that caused it to fail in the field `#lastError`.
 
 ### Configuring jobs
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ instance Job EmailCustomersJob where
  forEach customers sendToCustomer
  where
  sendToCustomer customer = sendMail (MarketingMail customer)
- 
+
  maxAttempts = 3
 ```
 
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ instance Job EmailCustomersJob where
  forEach customers sendToCustomer
  where
  sendToCustomer customer = sendMail (MarketingMail customer)
- 
+
  timeoutInMicroseconds = Just $ 1000000 * 60
 ```
 

IHP/Controller/Context.hs

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ import IHP.Log.Types
 --
 -- >>> let (CurrentLayout layout) = fromFrozenContext in ...
 --
--- The context is initially created before a action is going to be executed. It's life cycle looks like this:
+-- The context is initially created before a action is going to be executed. Its life cycle looks like this:
 --
 -- - @newControllerContext@: The new controller context is created
 -- - The 'IHP.ControllerSupport.runActionWithNewContext' fills in a few default values: The current @?application@ and also the Flash Messages to be rendered in the to-be-generated response.
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ newControllerContext = do
  pure ControllerContext { requestContext = ?requestContext, customFieldsRef }
 {-# INLINABLE newControllerContext #-}
 
--- | After freezing a container you can access it's values from pure non-IO code by using 'fromFronzenContext'
+-- | After freezing a container you can access its values from pure non-IO code by using 'fromFronzenContext'
 --
 -- Calls to 'putContext' will throw an exception after it's frozen.
 freeze :: ControllerContext -> IO ControllerContext
@@ -138,4 +138,4 @@ instance ConfigProvider ControllerContext where
  {-# INLINABLE getFrameworkConfig #-}
 
 instance LoggingProvider ControllerContext where
- getLogger = getLogger . getFrameworkConfig
+ getLogger = getLogger . getFrameworkConfig

exe/IHP/IDE/DevServer.hs

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ main = do
 
  logger <- Log.newLogger def
  let ?context = Context { actionVar, portConfig, appStateRef, isDebugMode, logger }
- 
+
  -- Print IHP Version when in debug mode
  when isDebugMode (Log.debug ("IHP Version: " <> Version.ihpVersion))
 
@@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ ensureUserIsNotRoot = do
 startAppGHCI :: (?context :: Context) => IO ()
 startAppGHCI = do
  let isDebugMode = ?context |> get #isDebugMode
- -- The app is using the `PORT` env variable for it's web server
+ -- The app is using the `PORT` env variable for its web server
  let appPort :: Int = ?context
  |> get #portConfig
  |> get #appPort