Setting up Github for Two Person Projects
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1If you want to set up a Github repository for two people to work on for a class assignment, this is a quick and easy way to do it. Just make sure to make it private not public so that people can't plagiarize from you.
The initial setup can be a little annoying, so follow those steps. But after you're good to go, the workflow is pretty simple (git pull, *modify code*, git add ., git commit, git push) to keep in sync with your partner.
Remember that if it asks for your password, you need to generate a personal access token now, which can be found under settings / developer settings / personal access tokens. The text string generated can be used as your password when it asks for it.
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