1. Before starting to work, execute git remote update to fetch changes from origin.
2. Either continue working on your current branch or create a new one if it doesn't exist.
   • Creating a new branch can be done with git branch labX-assignmentY (for some X and Y).
   • Change your branch from master to your new one with git checkout labX-assignmentY.
3. Work. Work. Work. When you are happy, you should commit and push your changes upstream.
   • Add the changes you made to the staging area with git add -A, as usual.
   • Commit the changes with git commit -m "Some nice feature", as usual.
   • Publish your changes to the remote repository git push origin labX-assignmentY.
4. Now, continue working and doing (1-3) over and over again until the task is done.
5. Finally, go to GitHub repository page, press New Pull Request and select your branch.
6. Wait for comments from the other group members. Thereafter, press Merge to master.
7. You are now done! If you want, delete the current branch (in GitHub). Go back to (1)!

Martin Estgren mares480@student.liu.se

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