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The document outlines the process of setting up a GitHub account and adding collaborators to a repository. It explains the permissions associated with collaborators and the limitations on inviting them. The document also provides a step-by-step procedure for creating a repository and managing collaborator access.

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Practical File Template

The document outlines the process of setting up a GitHub account and adding collaborators to a repository. It explains the permissions associated with collaborators and the limitations on inviting them. The document also provides a step-by-step procedure for creating a repository and managing collaborator access.

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Subject Name: Source Code Management

Subject Code: 24CSE0106


Cluster: Alpha
Department: DCSE

Submitted By: Submitted To:


Name: Aastha <Faculty>
678687687 DCSE, CUIET
G01
# Index Task 1.1#

S. Program Title Page No.


No

1. To install and configure Git Client on your local system 01

2. Setting up GitHub Account and Adding Collaborators on GitHub 21


Repository

To merge two branches within a Git repository.


3. 24

4. To demonstrate push and pull operations in Git. 27


Practical No. : 2

Aim: Setting up GitHub Account and Adding Collaborators on GitHub


Repository

Theory:
Whenever you make a repository in GitHub, not everyone has the permission to
change or push codes into your repository. The users have a read-only access. In
order to allow other individuals to make changes to your repository, you need to
invite them to collaborate to the project.

GitHub also restricts the number of collaborators we can invite within a


period of 24 hours. If we exceed the limit, then either we have to wait for 24-
hours or we can also create an organization to collaborate with more people.

Being a collaborator, the user can create, merge and close pull requests in
the repository. They can also remove them as the collaborator.

Procedure:

1. Login to your GitHub account and you will land on


thehomepage as shown below. Click on Repositories
option in the menu bar.
2. Click on the ‘New’ button in the top right corner.

3. Enter the Repository name and add the


description of therepository.
4. Select if you want the repository to be public or private.
5. If you want to import code from an existing
repository selectthe import code option.

6. Now, you have created your repository successfully.

7. To add collaborators to your repository, open your


repository and select settings option in the
navigation bar.
8. Click on Collaborators option under the access tab.

9. After clicking on collaborators, GitHub asks you


to enter your password to confirm the access to the
repository.
[Link] entering the password, you can manage access andadd/remove team
members to your project.

[Link] add members, click on the add people option


and search the id of your respective team member.

[Link] remove any member, click on remove option


available in the last column of member’s
respective row.

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