diff --git a/lib/transitions/1.js b/lib/transitions/1.js
index 3da3e43a..08749270 100644
--- a/lib/transitions/1.js
+++ b/lib/transitions/1.js
@@ -1,33 +1,30 @@
-
 /**
-  * Our first transition is actually the removal of globals and
-  * introducing the setup routine.
-  * Thus the body of this transition is just an empty function, but displays
-  * as all transitions an explanation to the user.
-  */
+ * Our first transition is actually the removal of globals and
+ * introducing the setup routine.
+ * Thus the body of this transition is just an empty function, but displays
+ * as all transitions an explanation to the user.
+ */
 module.exports = {
-
-  transition: function () {
-
-  },
+  transition: function () {},
 
   message: function () {
-    console.log('Congratulations!\n\n' +
-      'You just migrated from protocol 0 to 1!\n' +
-      'What does that mean for you?\n' +
-      'Quite simple, from 0 to 1 we introduced the setup function and we' +
-      'deprecated some globals, like async or dbm. What this transition does is' +
-      ' grabbing your migrations, replacing the async and dbm definitions and ' +
-      'inserting the setup body if not present.\n' +
-      'It might be possible, that you still run into errors, for example if ' +
-      'you already have had a setup body, it wont be replaced and you might ' +
-      'be missing the default routine of the setup, which provides for example ' +
-      'the dataTypes to your migration.\n\n' +
-      'What do I need to do now?\n' +
-      'Try to rexecute all of your migrations and watch if you run into any ' +
-      'Errors, if you encounter any, you need to manually fix those ' +
-      'problems. But don\'t worry, this protocol transitions happen very ' +
-      'rarely!\n'
+    console.log(
+      'Congratulations!\n\n' +
+        'You just migrated from protocol 0 to 1!\n' +
+        'What does that mean for you?\n' +
+        'Quite simple, from 0 to 1 we introduced the setup function and we ' +
+        'deprecated some globals, like async or dbm. What this transition does is' +
+        ' grabbing your migrations, replacing the async and dbm definitions and ' +
+        'inserting the setup body if not present.\n' +
+        'It might be possible, that you still run into errors, for example if ' +
+        'you already have had a setup body, it wont be replaced and you might ' +
+        'be missing the default routine of the setup, which provides for example ' +
+        'the dataTypes to your migration.\n\n' +
+        'What do I need to do now?\n' +
+        'Try to rexecute all of your migrations and watch if you run into any ' +
+        'Errors, if you encounter any, you need to manually fix those ' +
+        "problems. But don't worry, this protocol transitions happen very " +
+        'rarely!\n'
     );
   }
 };