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5. Cover the process of submitting your changes! ([Submitting your changes](#submitting-your-changes))
5. Cover the process of submitting your changes! ([Submitting your changes](#submitting-your-changes))
## Getting access ##
## Getting access ##
To get started developing for the Queue, you will need to request access.
You can fork the repository [on gitlab.com](https://gitlab.com/eip-ewi/queue).
We do this to prevent Queue development from becoming unmanageable and to keep track of bug bounties effectively.
Everybody should be able to do this provided they have a gitlab.com account.
 
If you are a TU Delft student or employee, please use a gitlab.com account created with your TU Delft email address.
 
This repository is bidirectionally mirrored,
 
so any merged contributions will be automatically pushed to this repository.
To request access, you will need to send an email to eip-ewi@tudelft.nl.
After you created a fork, you can continue to the next steps.
In this email, please detail why you want to help out with the Queue and what you want to contribute to specifically.
Please also disclose your `gitlab.ewi.tudelft.nl` username.
When you get granted access, you will be given your own fork of the project in which you can edit your code.
After you get this access, you can continue to the next steps.
## Project setup ##
## Project setup ##
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