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EN The resulting form automatically sets Mary’s repository as the source repository, and it asks her to specify the source branch, the destination repository, and the destination branch.

• resulting form automatically
• repository
• source branch
• destination repository
• destination

EN By default its organized by the Last updated repository, so you’ll see the most recently changed repository at the top. Or you can search for a repository by name, or filter the list by Project or repository Owner. 

• default its organized
• Last updated repository
• recently changed repository
• top
• name
• filter the list
• Project
• repository Owner

EN Since each developer has their own public repository, the pull request’s source repository will differ from its destination repository

• Since each developer
• own public repository
• pull
• destination repository

EN This means that you need to provide 4 pieces of information to file a pull request: the source repository, the source branch, the destination repository, and the destination branch.

• file a pull
• source repository
• source branch
• destination repository
• destination

EN Did you skip the optional step to add a README file to your Bitbucket repository? That’s okay! If the repository is still empty, go to the repository and create one now by clicking Create a README

• Did you skip
• Bitbucket repository
• okay
• repository is still

EN Did you skip the optional step to add a README file to your Bitbucket repository? That’s okay! If the repository is still empty, go to the repository and create one now by clicking Create a README

• Did you skip
• Bitbucket repository
• okay
• repository is still

EN Did you skip the optional step to add a README file to your Bitbucket repository? That’s okay! If the repository is still empty, go to the repository and create one now by clicking Create a README

• Did you skip
• Bitbucket repository
• okay
• repository is still

EN *5-user Fisheye Starter Licenses support 5 users with 10 committers and 5 repositories. All other licenses support unlimited repositories and unlimited committers per repository.

• Fisheye Starter Licenses
• users with committers
• repositories
• licenses support unlimited
• unlimited committers per

EN Create a Git repository Copy your Git repository and add files Pull changes from your Git repository on Bitbucket Cloud Use a Git branch to merge a file

• Create a Git
• Copy your Git
• add files Pull
• branch to merge
• file

EN Each repository belongs to a user account or a team. In the case of a user account, that user owns the repository. + In the case of a team, that team owns it.

• Each repository belongs
• user account
• team
• account
• team owns

EN If the developer is trying to merge the feature into the main codebase, then the destination repository is the official project and the destination branch is main.

• developer is trying
• merge the feature
• main codebase
• then the destination
• official project

EN Repository hosting services are third-party web applications that wrap and enhance a version control system. You cannot fully utilize a repository hosting service without using an underlying version control system.

• third-party web applications
• wrap
• enhance a version
• system
• cannot fully utilize
• repository hosting service
• underlying version control

EN Instead of using a single server-side repository to act as the “central” codebase, forking gives every developer a server-side repository

• single server-side repository
• codebase
• forking gives every
• server-side repository

EN Give the repository a name. This is important! The name of a repository will be included in its URL.

• Give the repository
• name
• important

EN Once created (or imported), to collaborate on making code changes in a Bitbucket repository, you first need to clone the repository to your local system. Read more about Git cloning. 

• Once created
• imported
• collaborate on making
• repository
• clone the repository
• local system
• cloning

EN A new sub-directory appears on your local drive with the same name as the repository you cloned. If you cloned an empty repository there might not be anything in that local directory yet. 

• repository you cloned
• cloned an empty
• local directory yet

EN Instead of using a single server-side repository to act as the “central” codebase, forking gives every developer a server-side repository

• single server-side repository
• codebase
• forking gives every
• server-side repository

EN Give the repository a name. This is important! The name of a repository will be included in its URL.

• Give the repository
• name
• important

EN Once created (or imported), to collaborate on making code changes in a Bitbucket repository, you first need to clone the repository to your local system. Read more about Git cloning. 

• Once created
• imported
• collaborate on making
• repository
• clone the repository
• local system
• cloning

EN A new sub-directory appears on your local drive with the same name as the repository you cloned. If you cloned an empty repository there might not be anything in that local directory yet. 

• repository you cloned
• cloned an empty
• local directory yet

EN Instead of using a single server-side repository to act as the “central” codebase, forking gives every developer a server-side repository

• single server-side repository
• codebase
• forking gives every
• server-side repository

EN Give the repository a name. This is important! The name of a repository will be included in its URL.

• Give the repository
• name
• important

EN A new sub-directory appears on your local drive with the same name as the repository you cloned. If you cloned an empty repository there might not be anything in that local directory yet. 

• repository you cloned
• cloned an empty
• local directory yet

EN Automatically see which repositories your team works across - whether it’s Github, Gitlab or Bitbucket. Code in Jira helps gets you up to speed by showing the most recently active repositories. 

• team works across
• whether
• Github
• Gitlab
• Bitbucket
• Code in Jira
• speed by showing
• recently active repositories

EN You can view public repositories without a Bitbucket account if you have the URL for that repository.

• view public repositories

EN Unlike SVN, Git makes no distinction between the working copy and the central repository—they're all full-fledged Git repositories.

• Unlike SVN
• between the working
• central
• full-fledged Git

EN Whereas SVN depends on the relationship between the central repository and the working copy, Git’s collaboration model is based on repository-to-repository interaction

• Whereas SVN depends
• repository
• working copy
• repository-to-repository interaction

EN Instead of checking a working copy into SVN’s central repository, you push or pull commits from one repository to another.

• Instead of checking
• central repository
• push

EN This is sort of like SVN checkout, except the “working copy” is a full-fledged Git repository—it has its own history, manages its own files, and is a completely isolated environment from the original repository.

• checkout
• working
• full-fledged Git
• own history
• manages its own
• completely isolated environment
• original

EN The first command initializes a new Git repository in the my-project folder on your local machine and populates it with the contents of the central repository

• local machine
• repository

EN Repository hosting services are third-party web applications that wrap and enhance a version control system. You cannot fully utilize a repository hosting service without using an underlying version control system.

• third-party web applications
• wrap
• enhance a version
• system
• cannot fully utilize
• repository hosting service
• underlying version control

EN When you file a pull request, all you’re doing is requesting that another developer (e.g., the project maintainer) pulls a branch from your repository into their repository

• file a pull
• doing is requesting
• another developer
• project maintainer
• pulls a branch

EN In the Forking Workflow, a developer pushes a completed feature to their own public repository instead of a shared one

• Forking Workflow
• public repository instead

EN The source repository is the developer’s public repository and the source branch is the one that contains the proposed changes

• public repository
• contains the proposed

EN To start working in the project, Mary first needs to fork John’s Bitbucket repository. She can do this by signing in to Bitbucket, navigating to John’s repository, and clicking the Fork button.

• project
• Mary first needs
• fork
• Bitbucket repository
• repository
• clicking the Fork

EN After her feature is complete, Mary pushes the feature branch to her own Bitbucket repository (not the official repository) with a simple git push:

• After her feature
• complete
• branch to her
• Bitbucket repository
• official repository
• simple git

EN Personalizing the Website for the legitimate purpose of improving your browsing experience. We retain Personal Data processed for this purpose until your browsing session with us has ended or until such time as you no longer have a profile with us;

• Personalizing the Website
• browsing experience
• retain Personal Data
• ended

EN Understanding User preferences for the legitimate purpose of improving our Products. We may retain Personal Data processed for this purpose until you withdraw your consent;

• Understanding User preferences
• Products
• retain Personal Data
• consent

EN Linking your information to learn your preferences and those of people like you for the legitimate purpose of improving our offerings. We may retain Personal Data processed for this purpose until you withdraw your consent; and

• learn your preferences
• offerings
• retain Personal Data
• consent

EN They should demonstrate the brand’s purpose and encourage the person consuming the content to connect with that purpose and feel aligned with the brand.

• purpose
• encourage the person
• content to connect

EN It is vital that your visualisation has a purpose and that you are selective about what you include in your visualisation to fulfil that purpose

• purpose
• fulfil that purpose

EN Identify the core purpose of the interface, and then the content and features needed to fulfill that purpose.

• Identify the core
• interface
• then the content

EN use scraping or similar techniques, to collect content to use it for another purpose, to publish it again or use it in a different way than what the Services are intended for;

• scraping
• similar techniques
• another purpose
• publish it again

EN Time: giving yourself time, because achieving a goal always takes time. Focusing on maintaining your motivation for a particular goal, with the help of a professional family coach. 

• Focusing on maintaining
• goal
• professional family coach

EN Adopt your favorite dive site and help reach the goal of 10,000 adopted sites by 2023 to help protect 30% of the ocean by 2030.  

• Adopt your favorite
• site
• reach the goal

EN Digitisation is a means to achieve a goal and not a goal in itself

• achieve a goal
• goal in itself

EN Where the goal in the Reach phase is to turn an (un)known into a (more) known brand, the goal in the Engage phase is to let your target group experience what your brand stands for.

• un
• known brand
• target group experience
• brand stands

EN The underlying goal of any business is to drive growth. This is DKSH’s sole aim: providing companies with access and expertise to grow in and with Asia. We call this Market Expansion Services. Our Market Expansion Services are:

• drive growth
• sole aim
• expertise to grow
• Asia
• call this Market
• Market Expansion Services

EN Are you collecting enough data for the defined purpose? Do you collect too much or unnecessary data for the purpose? Can you find ways to minimize data collection?

• defined purpose
• collect too much
• purpose
• ways to minimize
• collection

EN What purpose does it serve? Have you explained the purpose to your target group? Do they fully understand what happens to their personal data when you are going to process them?

• explained the purpose
• target group
• going to process