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   A Version 1 Technical Meetup talk covering the deep internals of git.
 
 ** Introduction
-   This is the slide-deck and set-up scripts used to give the /Git
+   This is the slide-deck and set-up scripts used to give the /Git Deep Dive/ technical meet-up talk on 2018-06-25 in Version 1, by Éibhear Ó hAnluain.
-   Deep Dive/ technical meet-up talk on [2018-06-25 Mon] in Version 1,
-   by Éibhear Ó hAnluain.
 
    The pack comes with the following:
    - This document
    - The slide-deck, =GitDeepDive.pdf=
-   - A script to set up a simple git repository for exploration
+   - A script to set up a simple git repository for exploration purposes: =simple-setup.sh=
-     purposes: =merge-setup.sh=
+   - A script to set up the mimic of a development team and processes: =gitDemo.sh=
-   - A script to set up the mimic of a development team and processes:
+   - A script to set up another simple repository to run through the process for completely clearing a file out of a git database: =largeFile-setup.sh=.
-     =gitDemo.sh=
-   - A script to set up another simple repository to run through the
-     process for completely clearing a file out of a git database:
-     =largeFile-setup.sh=.
    - A =.gitignore= file.
 
 ** Setup
-   1) Run the script =merge-setup.sh=. This will create a git
+   1) Run the script =simple-setup.sh=. This will create a git repository in =simpleRepo= and populate it with some commits. The commits in this repository will correspond to the diagrams in the slide-deck that relate to merging.
-      repository in =simpleRepo= and populate it with some
+   2) Run the script =largeFile-setup.sh=. This will create another git repository in =largeFileRepo= and populate it with the same commits as in =simpleRepo=, and then puts in some more to create and manipulate a large binary file, and then to remove it. This will be used for the demonstration to remove a file completely from the repository.
-      commits. The commits in this repository will correspond to the
+   3) Run the script =gitDemo.sh=. This will replicate a previous git repository as a bare repo in =devTeamDemo/javaBootcampNoEclipse.git=, and then create a number of clones to represent the actions of a team lead and two developers, and mimic collaborative development among them. =gitDemo.sh= takes one optional parameter, =-s=, which will cause the progression to stop for 15 seconds following each "actor's" push in order to afford the opportunity to look at the git log.
-      diagrams in the slide-deck that relate to merging.
+   4) Use the =gpg= utility to generate a key-pair so that you can work through the commit- and tag-signing slide and sample commands. If you have access to =gpg2= and not =gpg=, you'll need to set the following =git config= to make sure it's picked up: =git config --global gpg.program gpg2=.
-   2) Run the script =largeFile-setup.sh=. This will create another
+   5) Open the file =GitDeepDive.pdf=, and as you go through the slides, refer to the /Sample Commands/ section below for commands you can execute to get further insights.
-      git repository in =largeFileRepo= and populate it with the same
-      commits as in =simpleRepo=, and then puts in some more to create
-      and manipulate a large binary file, and then to remove it. This
-      will be used for the demonstration to remove a file completely
-      from the repository.
-   3) Run the script =gitDemo.sh=. This will replicate a previous git
-      repository as a bare repo in
-      =devTeamDemo/javaBootcampNoEclipse.git=, and then create a
-      number of clones to represent the actions of a team lead and two
-      developers, and mimic collaborative development among
-      them. =gitDemo.sh= takes one optional parameter, =-s=, which
-      will cause the progression to stop for 15 seconds following each
-      "actor's" push in order to afford the opportunity to look at the
-      git log.
-   4) Use the =gpg= utility to generate a key-pair so that you can
-      work through the commit- and tag-signing slide and sample
-      commands. If you have access to =gpg2= and not =gpg=, you'll
-      need to set the following =git config= to make sure it's picked
-      up: =git config --global gpg.program gpg2=.
-   5) Open the file =GitDeepDive.pdf=, and as you go through the
-      slides, refer to the /Sample Commands/ section below for
-      commands you can execute to get further insights.
 
 ** Sample commands
 
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 *** Slide: Merging approaches: Rebase
     #+BEGIN_SRC shell
       # Remove and refresh the simpleRepo
-      ${BASE_DIR}/merge-setup.sh
+      ${BASE_DIR}/simple-setup.sh
       cd ${BASE_DIR}/simpleRepo
 
       # Check out master, review its log, merge Rel1 and review the log
@@ -129,7 +101,7 @@
 *** Slide: refs
     #+BEGIN_SRC shell
       # Remove and refresh the simpleRepo
-      ${BASE_DIR}/merge-setup.sh
+      ${BASE_DIR}/simple-setup.sh
       cd ${BASE_DIR}/simpleRepo
 
       # Look at the contents of .git/refs/heads and one of the heads itself
@@ -285,7 +257,7 @@
       git log --follow -- "largeInformation.md"
     #+END_SRC
 
-*** Slide: Permanently removing a file from your git db [1/2]
+*** Slide: Permanently removing a file from your git db
     #+BEGIN_SRC shell
 
       # Preserve information on the tags, as you may need this later.