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1. If you haven’t already, activate the virtual environment:

   1. Windows command prompt: venv\Scripts\activate.bat

   2. Windows Powershell: .\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1

   3. Linux and MacOS: source venv/bin/activate

2. You should now see (venv) in the prompt line.

3. Code away! Run the tests! Check outPlease try to follow our style guide: Python Style Guide

4. Make a commit:

   1. Run: git add [files you changed] , where [files you changed] are the files you want to add to the commit.

      1. Use git add . if you want to add all of them (the dot means wildcard in Git).

   2. Run: git commit -m "Your commit message"

   3. When you’re ready to push your latest commits to GitHub: git push

      1. No harm in doing this after every commit.

5. When you’re done, make sure to either close the terminal or run:

   1. Windows command prompt: venv\Scripts\deactivate.bat

   2. Everything else: deactivate

   3. This is important to avoid going to a different project and then accidentally polluting your current project’s virtual environment.

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1. Navigate to WARG’s copy of the repository: https://github.com/UWARG/autonomy-bootcamp-2023

2. At the top, click Pull requests.

3. To the right, click the green New pull request button.

4. Under Compare changes, click the “compare across forks” link.

5. The 3rd from the left: Click the head repository dropdown and select your repository (you can search for your username).

6. The 4th from the left: Click the compare dropdown and select the branch you want to submit.

   1. Do not open more than 1 pull request! The branch you select should contain (or eventually contain) all tasks which will be reviewed.

   2. Once you have an open PR, you can keep updating the same branch as you get feedback. You do not need to open another PR.

7. Click on the green Create pull request button.

8. Once you have an open PR and are ready for review, go to your Discord bootcamp thread and send this message: @Autonomy Lead My PR for the bootcamp is ready: [link to your PR on GitHub] . The @Autonomy Lead ping is bright pink.

9. The Autonomy Leads and/or bootcamp maintainers will review your PR (a message will be sent on Discord, and the comments will be on GitHub).

10. Read the feedback and go back to development. If any of the feedback is unclear or confusing, don’t hesitate to ask for clarification (make sure to send a message on Discord as well for visibility (e.g. I asked some questions as replies on GitHub ).

    1. Please do not resolve any of the comments that the reviewers may leave! It causes confusion for the reviewers.

    2. If you are ready for another review, repeat step 8 (you do not need to open a new PR).

11. Once your review is fully complete and you’re done with the bootcamp please follow the steps in New Member Onboarding to onboard to the team.

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