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1. Make sure you have the latest changes
   • git fetch --all
2. Base your branch on the latest master
   • git checkout -b MyBranch origin/master

Make Changes

Once you have created your task branch, you are ready to make changes

• Perform the initial build by following detailed instructions in Building the Software (Under construction ....)
• Edit, Build, Test, Repeat
• You may make multiple local commits as desired. Unlike the Gerrit tool, you do not need to keep your changes in a single commit.
• Depending on how long you work on the changes you may want to rebase your branch, using git rebase.
• Prior to pushing your changes to github, you may use git commands that alter your branch history:
  • commit --amend, rebase, merge --squash

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