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Across the git novice lesson, the time alloted for various episodes seems quite wrong. For example, the setting up git and ignoring things lessons each say they take 5 minutes.
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We skipped the "ignoring things" today, with just a few minutes explaining that git could ignore things, and a brief interactive discussion about why you might want that (some relevant suggestions from the room). I would guess it takes more like 10mins as scripted - @maneesha do you have a better estimate?
I have not taught this often enough to be sure of what a better time allotment would be, but I think 5 minutes seems much too short a time to explain that git can ignore things, demonstrate how to set up a .gitignore file, demonstrate how to override .gitignore, and set up patterns/rules for ignored files. I would defer to the experience of Instructors who have taught this more often and the experience of learners who have tried to take this all in.
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Across the git novice lesson, the time alloted for various episodes seems quite wrong. For example, the setting up git and ignoring things lessons each say they take 5 minutes.
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