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4. `git push --set-upstream origin some_new_branch_name` (... just do it. Also: _google it_)
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5. edit the code.
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6. periodically (every cohesive change), save your progress by:
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`git add -A`
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`git commit -am "commit message"`.
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<sub>- keep the part between double quotes _descriptive and short_, use [this convention](https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/git_commit_message) and you'll thank yourself later in life.</sub>
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if you have uncommitted code, then you have several options but let's stick to just committing and pushing.
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- `git add -A`
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- `git commit -am "post code commit"`
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- `git push`
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