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@ -35,8 +35,7 @@ Close Git bash and open Git Gui
Click “Clone Existing Repository” and paste https://git.egr.msu.edu/CSE102/Substitution-Requests.git into the “Source Location” box. Click “Clone Existing Repository” and paste https://git.egr.msu.edu/CSE102/Substitution-Requests.git into the “Source Location” box.
The “Target Directory” box is the path to the folder you want to store your local copy in. The folder must NOT already exist. The “Target Directory” box is the path to the folder you want to store your local copy in. The folder must NOT already exist.
(E.g. “C:\Users\USERNAME\Substitution-Requests” will create the Substitution Requests folder and put all the files inside it.)
E.g. “C:\Users\USERNAME\Substitution-Requests” will create the Substitution Requests folder and put all the files inside it.
Open the Repo in GitGui (this might happen automatically after cloning). Click “Tools” and “Add” Open the Repo in GitGui (this might happen automatically after cloning). Click “Tools” and “Add”
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Open Git Gui and click "Tools" and "Pull" (or whatever you named the pull command during configuration explained above) Open Git Gui and click "Tools" and "Pull" (or whatever you named the pull command during configuration explained above)
(This updates your local copy to the repo's version) (This updates your local copy to the repo's version)
run "driver.py" in whatever your Python setup is and when done, click "OK" to close and save changes run "driver.py" in your Python environment and when done, click "OK" to close and save changes
In Git Gui type a commit message and then click "Rescan", "Stage Changed", "Commit", and "Push" in that order. In Git Gui type a commit message and then click "Rescan", "Stage Changed", "Commit", and "Push" in that order.