How to use Git
This project uses Git. That means that if you plan to make any edits to the project, you'll be using some Git command.
Where is everything?
Everything is on the master branch. In git, a branch is like a timeline of the project. The timeline is composed of incremental changes, called commits. In the case of the master branch, these commits go all the way back to the beginning of the project. Nobody can delete history on the master branch. Once a commit is added, it is permanent. When you browse files on Gitlab, you are likely looking at the most recent state of the master branch.
How do I make changes?
To make a change to the project, you'll need to make a commit to the master branch. You can technically make edits to files right in Gitlab, but most people prefer to copy the entire Git project locally to their PC, make edits, and then copy those changes back to the main Git project on Gitlab.
Using your own computer to make changes
Setup (Only need to do once)
First, setup an SSH key.
Clone the project: