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## Deployment ## Deployment
### Requirements: ### Requirements:
- Git must be installed on the host system. [See Server Setup – Install Git](#install-git) for instructions on installing. - Git must be installed on the host system. [See Server Setup – Install Git](#install-git) for instructions on installing.
### Deployment ### Clone the repo
1. Open a terminal to the root of the C drive, or wherever the production code will reside. 1. Open a terminal to the root of the C drive, or wherever the production code will reside.
2. Use this following command to clone the upstream repository: 2. Use this following command to clone the upstream repository:
```bash ```bash
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|`git pull` | Pulls pending changes from upstream. ALWAYS do this before a push| |`git pull` | Pulls pending changes from upstream. ALWAYS do this before a push|
|`git push` | Updates upstream origin with the changes made.| |`git push` | Updates upstream origin with the changes made.|
If this is your first time committing, Git will throw an error. You need to configure a name and email to commit under.
Open a terminal and use the following commands.
```bash
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
git config --global user.email "Your@Email"
```
## Reverting Changes ## Reverting Changes
To restore production to the current upstream branch (undoing any changes made locally) use this command To restore production to the current upstream branch (undoing any changes made locally) use this command
```git ```git