Glossary

Key Points

Creating a local repositry	Always add a `README.md` file to your repository Write verbose and useful commit messages.
Credentials	Use your `.ssh/id_rsa` and `.ssh/id_rsa.pub` keys to verify your identy to CERN
Creating the remote repository	Initializing a new repository is very easy Share your code as appropriate
Cloning	Once you’ve pushed to GitLab, your code is backed up!
Coffee Break	Breaks are great
Adding Code	Your credentials can be used within an image Always compile and test code before pushing
Using CVMFS on UChicago Analysis Facility Resources
Modifying your Friend's code	You can (and usually will) start with someone else’s code.
Making a merge request	You can fix someone else’s code without direct edit rights to their repository
Submodules	Submodules allow you to share common code between projects Sometimes simply consuming a submodule is a better option

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