We noticed some teams have already made a public repository for their project. You should start working on your project using the private repo we made for you, instead of a public one. In case you have already made progress (normally, you shouldn't have because you did not complete your requirements and specification documents yet), please copy the contents of your public repo to the newly made private one. If you didn't make a public repo beforehand, then you can just ignore this issue.
Try to retain the logs while copying the repo. Take a look at our explanation on git remote in the Practice Session: Git slides. After adding both the public and private repo as git remotes, pull all branches from the public repo and push them to the private one. If done correctly, the commit logs should all be carried over.
We noticed some teams have already made a public repository for their project. You should start working on your project using the private repo we made for you, instead of a public one. In case you have already made progress (normally, you shouldn't have because you did not complete your requirements and specification documents yet), please copy the contents of your public repo to the newly made private one. If you didn't make a public repo beforehand, then you can just ignore this issue.
Try to retain the logs while copying the repo. Take a look at our explanation on
git remotein the Practice Session: Git slides. After adding both the public and private repo as git remotes, pull all branches from the public repo and push them to the private one. If done correctly, the commit logs should all be carried over.