Exercises

As we did at the start of this lab, clone the repository git-ii-{GITHUB_USERNAME} in the /tmp/USER/capp30121 directory that you have been working with throughout this lab. Be sure to use the SSH URL (beginning with git@github.com:...) to clone this repository.
Generate a merge conflict in the git-ii-{GITHUB_USERNAME} repository. Edit hello.py in the home repository by changing World! to your name:
```
print("Hello, YOUR_NAME!")
```
Commit and push the new version of hello.py to the server. Pull the change to your temp repository. Now, in your temp repository, edit hello.py again to change YOUR_NAME! to CAPP 30121!:
```
print("Hello, CAPP 30121!")
```
Commit and push the changes to the GitHub server.

Switch back to your home repository. Do not run git pull just yet. Edit hello.py, replacing CAPP 30121! with universe!. Attempt to add, commit, and push the change to the server. Did the attempt to push the commit work? Run git pull.

Oh no! Looks like we have another merge conflict. Using the steps that we followed in this lab, resolve the merge conflict, keeping the changes that you added from the temp repository. Be sure that both the home directory and the temp directory contain the same version of hello.py once you have fixed the merge conflict. Hint: hello.py should contain the following line at the end of this exercise:
```
print("Hello, CAPP 30121!")
```
Use git log to find the commit SHA of the merge commit that you created to resolve the merge conflict from exercise 2. Use git show to view the changes in that commit. Pipe the output from git show into a new file called changes.txt. Commit the new file and push to GitHub.

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