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For the owner of the repository:

1. Fork the repository.:fork_and_knife:
2. Clone the repository to your local machine.:computer:
3. Create a new branch by typing git branch your_branch_name.:herb:
4. Switch to your new branch by typing git checkout your_branch_name.:twisted_rightwards_arrows:
5. Check the status of your changes by typing git status.:mag:
6. Add your changes by typing git add .
7. Commit your changes by typing git commit -m "your changes".:speech_balloon:
8. Push your changes to the remote repository by typing git push origin your_branch_name.:rocket:
9. Create a pull request by typing git pull origin main_branch_name.:mailbox_with_mail:

💡Tip: You can use git commit without the -m flag to open a text editor where you can write a more detailed commit message.

For contributors:

1. Fork the repository and clone it to your local machine.:fork_and_knife::computer:
2. Add an upstream link to the main branch in your cloned repository by typing git remote add upstream https://github.com/Subham-Maity/xamtrack.git.:link:
3. Keep your cloned repository up-to-date by pulling from upstream by typing git pull upstream main.:arrows_counterclockwise:
4. Create a new feature branch by typing git checkout -b <feature-name>.:herb:
5. Add your changes by typing git add .
6. Commit all your changes with a meaningful message by typing git commit -m "Write a meaningful but small commit message".:speech_balloon:
7. Push your changes for review by typing git push origin <branch-name>.:rocket:
8. Create a pull request (PR) on GitHub with a clear message explaining why and what you are contributing.:mailbox_with_mail: