GitHub guide

Learn how to set up and use GitHub.

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Step 1. Request Team Addition

Ask your development team leader or project manager to add you to the relevant GitHub repositories. This usually involves them sending you an invite via email.

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Step 2. Set Up Your Workspace

Once added, configure your local environment by cloning the necessary repositories. Use Git commands like git clone to get started.

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Using Basic Functionalities

Commit Changes: Learn how to make changes to files and commit them using git commit. This will involve writing commit messages that clearly describe the changes made.

Create Pull Requests: When you have changes ready to be reviewed, use the GitHub web interface to open a pull request. This allows your teammates to review the changes before they are merged into the main project.

Step 1. Request Team Addition

Step 2. Set Up Your Workspace

Using Basic Functionalities

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