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Getting Code Into Master

  1. Develop some feature in branch B.
  2. Issue a pull request to merge B into master.
  3. At least one other team member must review and approve the pull request.
  4. Once approved, only you (the original pull request author) should execute the actual merge.

You can also swap steps 1 and 2. This can help document progress and provide a place for discussing design.

Creating and Tracking Remote Branches

For branches that already exist in GitHub, you just need to check them out.

If you create a new branch, you can push it to GitHub following these directions.

To get your new branch to track its corresponding remote on GitHub follow these directions.

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