1. Fork the repo (GitHub repository)
2. Clone the forked repo

   git clone the-link-from-your-forked-repo
   

   • You can get the link by clicking the Clone or download button in your repo
3. Open the project folder in your IDE
4. Open a terminal in the project folder
5. Create a branch for the solution and switch on it

   git checkout -b develop
   

   • You can use any other name instead of develop
6. If you are using PyCharm - it may propose you to automatically create venv for your project and install requirements in it, but if not:

   python -m venv venv
   venv\Scripts\activate (on Windows)
   source venv/bin/activate (on macOS)
   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

1. Implement the solution within a function in app/main.py
2. Run pytest to check if your solution is correct (from command line, or using PyCharm pytest support)
   • If at least one test fails fix the solution and check again.
3. Run flake8 to see if your code follows the flake8 rules
   • If you see some errors fix them and check again
4. Save the solution

   git commit -am 'Solution'
   

5. Push the solution to the repo

   git push origin develop
   

   • If you created another branch (not develop) use its name instead

Note: if changes were added to GitHub task when you already forked it and downloaded to your local machine, follow this guideline to pull changes.

1. Open your repo on GitHub and create a Pull Request (PR)
2. Select your branch in the dropdown!
3. Verify the PR details and code (scroll down to see it) and confirm

1. Repeat Implement the solution section
2. PR is updated automatically after a push to your branch on GitHub

After updating your PR - click on re-request button at PR page IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL REVIEW OF YOUR CODE.