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ETSI Forge collaboration process is based on the Git versioning system. This means that the shared materials and documents are tracked and versioned at each revision.

In this page we will go through the initial setup to contribute to the Forge. In case something is missin feel free to edit and add it to this page. If help is needed you can send an email at cti_support@etsi.org.

Set up on Windows

Install a Git client on your Windows operating system. (We recommend [Tortoise Git|https://tortoisegit.org/], the following steps are based on that client, but should be similar for other clients).

How to clone a repository

Find out how to clone a repository in How to contribute.

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+ETSI Forge collaboration process is based on the [https://git-scm.com/ Git] versioning system.
+This means that the shared materials and documents are tracked and versioned at each revision.
-Install a Git client on your Windows operating system. (We recommend [Tortoise Git|https://tortoisegit.org/], the following steps are based on that client, but should be similar
+In this page we will go through the initial setup to contribute to the Forge.
+In case something is missin feel free to edit and add it to this page. If help is needed you can send an email at [mailto:cti_support@etsi.org cti_support@etsi.org].
-How to clone a repository
+== Set up on Windows ==
-Go to Gerrit
+Install a Git client on your Windows operating system.
-Sign in (if not done already)
+(We recommend [Tortoise Git|https://tortoisegit.org/], the following steps are based on that client, but should be similar for other clients).
-Go to Projects -> List and select the reposotiry you want to contribute to and copy the repository.
-Select Clone and "http".
+== How to clone a repository ==
-Oper the destination folder, right click and select Clone Git Repository.
+Find out how to clone a repository in [[How to contribute]].