This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

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This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This week was planning on continuing research on how to implement changes that will resolve the current issues listed on the EuTester GitHub. However I decided to switch my focus to helping with documentation for now since I had been going through the EuTester code anyway to gain a much better understanding of how everything works and what each directory actually does. Doing this has been a great way to get more experience using Git and seeing how useful it really is. Connecting with ssh interests me so I started looking though some files dealing with that (sshconnection.py , machine.py , ect…). I’ve started documenting already and should be ready to push my comments to our class’s repository soon.

From the blog MarcosKnightCS401 by MarcosKnightCS401 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.