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-=====Git repositories for courses=====+=====Chisubmit=====
  
-Techstaff manages a local GitLab server (https://mit.cs.uchicago.edu/) that can be used to host Git repos for a course. In particular, Techstaff can create individual student repositories for every student registered in your class, and update the repositories periodically as enrollment changes (if a student registers for a class, it typically takes about an hour for their repository to be automatically created).+Techstaff manages a local GitLab server (https://mit.cs.uchicago.edu/) that can be used to host Git repos for a course. In particular, individual student repositories for every student registered in your class can be created, and will be updated periodically as enrollment changes. (If a student registers for a class, it typically takes about an hour for their repository to be automatically created.)
  
 If you are an instructor and would like to request this service, please fill out this form:  If you are an instructor and would like to request this service, please fill out this form: 
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 http://bit.ly/techstaff-request-git-repos http://bit.ly/techstaff-request-git-repos
  
-And e-mail techstaff@cs.uchicago.edu to let Techstaff know that you have filled out the form (we may have follow-up questions, and starting a ticket with Techstaff will help us to better keep track of your request)+This form provides the required information to [[https://www.cs.uchicago.edu/people/profile/borja-sotomayor/|Borja Sotomayor]], who will be creating your repositories.
  
 If you would like to use team repos in your class, you can use a command-line tool called ''chisubmit'' to allow students to register for assignments in teams. Once a team registers for an assignment, a team repo will be automatically created for them. ''chisubmit'' can also be used to manage grading workflows, including distribution of repos to grades, managing extensions, etc. If you would like to use team repos in your class, you can use a command-line tool called ''chisubmit'' to allow students to register for assignments in teams. Once a team registers for an assignment, a team repo will be automatically created for them. ''chisubmit'' can also be used to manage grading workflows, including distribution of repos to grades, managing extensions, etc.
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 ''chisubmit'' is installed on the CS Linux machines. If you'd like to install it on your own machine, it is also available on [[http://pypi.python.org/pypi/chisubmit|PyPI]]. ''chisubmit'' is installed on the CS Linux machines. If you'd like to install it on your own machine, it is also available on [[http://pypi.python.org/pypi/chisubmit|PyPI]].
  
 +=====Git repositories for courses=====
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 +[[ Roster-Based Repository Creation ]]
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 +[[http://bit.ly/techstaff-gitlab-add-unregistered-student|Add a student not registered for the course]]
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