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1) `pull`: fetch the most recent version of the code (after you `cloned` the repository).
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3) `commit`: group together changes to make them final (see [below](../wiki/Git-Workflow#Commits)).
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What's Next
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What's Next
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Now that you know how to work on this repository, you can read the [Coding Guidelines](../Coding-Guidelines)
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Now that you know how to work on this repository, you can read the [Coding Guidelines](../wiki/Coding-Guidelines)
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