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Improve private forking instructions in README

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If you are collaborating with a team on multiple services then forking the project is the best way to go. If you are collaborating with a team on multiple services then forking the project is the best way to go.
1. [Fork the project](https://github.com/devine-dl/devine/fork) and make sure it is Private. 1. Create a new Private GitHub Repository without README, .gitignore, or LICENSE files.
2. (optionally) Hard reset to the latest stable version by tag. E.g., `git reset --hard v1.0.0`. Note: Do NOT use the GitHub Fork button, or you will not be able to make the repository private.
3. Add all your Services to the `/devine/services` folder and commit them to your fork. 2. `git clone <your repo url here>` and then `cd` into it.
3. `git remote add upstream https://github.com/devine-dl/devine`
4. `git remote set-url --push upstream DISABLE`
5. `git fetch upstream`
6. `git pull upstream master`
7. (optionally) Hard reset to the latest stable version by tag. E.g., `git reset --hard v1.0.0`.
Now commit changes or additions within that services folder to your forked repository. Now commit your Services or other changes to your forked repository.
Once committed all your other team members can easily pull changes as well as push new changes. Once committed all your other team members can easily pull changes as well as push new changes.
When a new update comes out you can easily rebase your fork to that commit to update. However, please make sure you When a new update comes out you can easily rebase your fork to that commit to update.
look at changes between each version before rebasing and resolve any breaking changes and deprecations when rebasing to
a new version. 1. `git fetch upstream`
2. `git rebase upstream/master`
However, please make sure you look at changes between each version before rebasing and resolve any breaking changes and
deprecations when rebasing to a new version.
If you are new to `git` then take a look at [GitHub Desktop](https://desktop.github.com). If you are new to `git` then take a look at [GitHub Desktop](https://desktop.github.com).