This organization, repositories, and project templates are no longer being actively maintained.

All active development and future releases can now be found at: github.com/CodePath

1. Update your remotes: If you have a local clone, update it using:

   git remote set-url origin [https://github.com/CodePath/old-repository-name.git](https://github.com/CodePath/new-repository-name.git)
   

Access to the solution code and the sprint planning for the course (contained within GitHub Projects) is restricted. If you are not a member of the CodePath GitHub organization, please reach out to your contact to be added. Once added you will recieve an email asking you to join the organization.

For reference, these are the historical instructions for copying the repositories and projects:

This organization is READ-ONLY. Please follow the instructions below to make a new organization for your institution/course.

1. Familiarize yourself with the licenses on all of the starter code before copying or modifying the code.
2. Create a new GitHub Organization for your institution, if one does not already exist.
3. For each repository in this org, click on Use template and create a new repository in your org.
4. Once the repository is created in your org, go into your repository's Settings and either make the repository a template (for student starter code) or private (for solution code).

Now you're ready to use the code!

To view and copy the GitHub Projects, you must be a member of this organization.

1. Once you have access, you should be able to view the Draft projects in this organization.
2. For each GitHub Project in this org, click on the Project, then on the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner. Click on Copy as template and copy into your own organization with your copies of the repositories. Make sure to check the box "Draft issues will be copied if selected".
3. Modify the draft issues in each of your projects with the correct due dates for your course.