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README.md

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 # Data Bricks HOL  - Python & Dev Ops
-## TODOs
-1.  Discuss steps regarding zipping this repo and putting into the participant's ADO
-2.  
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 ## Hands on Lab – Abstract
 This hands on lab is designed for the scenario where a team of scientists and engineers are responsible for the development, maintenance and quality of analytical models which are made available to other teams for consumption.
 ## Infrastructure Set Up
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 ![alt text](./readme_images/adb_create_notebook.png)
 
 4.	Link “train_model.py” file to your Azure Dev Ops repository.
-a.	Copy the git link from your azure dev ops portal:
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+    a.	Copy the git link from your azure dev ops portal:
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+    b.  The format of the link will be: https://dev.azure.com/{yourOrg}/{yourproject}/_git/{yourRepository}
 
 ![alt text](./readme_images/copy_ado_git_link.png)
 
 b.	Paste into the “link” location in the popup for “Git Preferences”
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 c.	Create a new branch.  Name it your unique user ID
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 d.	Use “Project_One/notebooks/train_model.py” as the path in git repo.
 
 ![alt text](./readme_images/adb_git_link_settings_form.png)
 
+5.  Notice that the latest version appears to have imported everything and then deleted it.  Revert back to the previous commit.  Click on the previous commit and then "Restore this revision".
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+![alt text](./readme_images/restore_original_commit.png)
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 # Dev Loop Experience
 The dev loop experience encompasses mounting the dev data, exploring that data, training a model; writing the inference code, compiling a dev container; running tests inside the dev container.
 ## Train the world’s worst regression & Stage for inference coding.