codex-lv2-may-2025

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Step 3: Add Collaborators 👥

🎯 Objective

Add all team members as collaborators to the GitHub repository so everyone can contribute to the project.

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📋 Task Requirements

Who: Repository Owner (ONE person only)

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🔍 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Navigate to Repository Settings
   • Go to your repository on GitHub
   • Click on the “Settings” tab (near the top of the page)
2. Access Collaborators Section
   • In the left sidebar, click on “Collaborators”
   • Click the “Add people” button
3. Add Team Members
   • Enter each team member’s GitHub username or email address
   • Click “Add [username] to this repository”
   • Repeat for all team members
4. Set Permissions
   • Make sure all collaborators have “Write” access
   • This allows them to push changes to the repository

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✅ Success Criteria

• All team members added as collaborators
• Everyone has “Write” access permissions
• Team members have received and accepted invitations
• Repository is ready for collaborative work

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💡 Tips

• Make sure you have the correct GitHub usernames for your team members
• Team members need to accept the invitation via email or GitHub notification
• If someone doesn’t receive an invitation, check the username spelling
• You can always change permissions later if needed

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🚀 Ready for Next Step?

Once all collaborators are added and have accepted invitations, you’re ready for Step 4: Get the Starter Code.

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💾 Git Workflow Reminder

After completing this step:

• Collaborators added on GitHub (no local files to commit yet)
• In future steps, remember to:
  • git add . to stage your changes
  • git commit -m "descriptive message" to commit
  • git pull before starting new work
  • git push to upload your changes
  • If you encounter conflicts, see the conflicts tutorial