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Repo Setup

Student A

  1. Create a repository on Github and name it github-workflow.

    See example screenshots

Important

Make sure the repository is initialized with a README!

  1. Click the Settings button. In the left sidebar, navigate to the Collaborators page.

    See example screenshots

  2. Click the Add people button and add Student B via their GitHub username or email. Add Student C as well.

    See example screenshots

Student B/C

  1. Student A will be creating the repository. Watch your email for an invitation from GitHub to collaborate. The repo name should be github-workflow.

All Students

Once all students have been added as collaborators, clone the repository down to your local machines.

  1. Navigate your terminal to the block03 folder in coursework.
  2. Clone the github-workflow repository down.
  3. ls should now show a new github-workflow directory.
  4. Open the github-workflow folder in VS Code.

Tip

Don't remember how to clone down a repository? Look back at today's guided practice!

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