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Contribute to the Adafruit Learning System with Git and GitHub Featured Products

Contribute to the Adafruit Learning System with Git and GitHub

By Anne Barela

From fork to merge, this guide covers all the steps necessary for a successful Git and GitHub workflow.

Overview
Workflow
Grab Your Fork
Always Work on a Branch
Status, Add, Commit, Push
Add Author and License Information
Create Your Pull Request
Receiving a Review
Staying Up To Date
Glossary
Project Bundler

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Difficulty: Intermediate

Guide Type: Project

Contributors: Anne Barela, Carter Nelson, Kattni Rembor

Categories: Arduino Compatibles
CircuitPython
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