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Overbeeke, Lennert van
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Click
```New project```
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The title should be short but complete
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The slug should be short, unique, and suitable for the project page URL
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The description should contain the WFSR project name and purpose of the project.
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Click
```Create project``
to finish.
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The description should contain the WFSR project name and a purpose or objective.
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Tick the box
```Initialize repository with a README```
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Click
```Create project```
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## Step 2. Project contents
You might be starting a new project, or restructuring an existing one.
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## Step 2. Cloning the project
Now that the project is created, we have a
**repository**
to browse.
A repository is the place where your project files are.
Right now,
**GitLab**
@ git.wur.nl is the only place where your new project
and its
```README.md```
file are located.
You can clone this remote repository to your computer,
but for that you will need
**Git**
.
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