Task: Make the LICENSE of gimmiethat.space and dotfiles to MIT license.
Site: gitlab

1. Click into the search bar at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the name of the first repo that the user wants to update (gimmiethat.space).
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the most relevant search result, i.e. the desired repo which we can edit. We can edit a repo if we are, for example, its owner or a developer, which we can know based on the “Owner” or “Developer” tag appearing to the right of the repo’s title.
5. If the project already has the MIT license, we don’t need to change anything. If not, follow steps 10-15 to update the license (and come back here when you are done).
6. Now we do the second repo. Click into the search bar at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
7. Type in the name of the next repo that the user wants to update (dotfiles).
8. Press enter.
9. Click on the most relevant search result, i.e. the desired repo which we can edit. We can edit a repo if we are, for example, its owner or a developer, which we can know based on the “Owner” or “Developer” tag appearing to the right of the repo’s title.
10. Click on the “Add LICENSE” button, located above the table of repo contents.
11. Click on the “Apply a template” button at the top of the code editor box.
12. Type in “MIT”, the type of the desired license.
13. Press enter.
14. Scroll to the bottom of the page.
15. Click the blue button “Commit changes” near the bottom of the page.

1. Click the search bar on the top left of the page.
2. Enter "gimmiethat.space".
3. From the results, click on "gimmiethat.space".
4. Above the files list, click on the button which includes the word "License".
5. If MIT License is not displayed, proceed with steps 6-9
6. Click on "Apply a template dropdown".
7. Click on the search bar in the dropdown and enter "MIT License".
8. Select "MIT License".
9. Scroll to the bottom and click on the blue "Commit changes" button.
10. Repeat above steps for "dotfiles" instead of "gimmiethat.space".

1. Click the search bar on the top left of the page.
2. Enter "gimmiethat.space" to search for the repository.
3. From the results, click on the link to the repository "gimmiethat.space".
4. Above the files list, click on the button which says “Add License".
5. If MIT License is not displayed, proceed with steps 6-9
6. Click on "Apply a template dropdown".
7. Click on the search bar in the dropdown and enter "MIT License".
8. Select "MIT License".
9. Scroll to the bottom and click on the blue "Commit changes" button.
10. Repeat above steps for "dotfiles" instead of "gimmiethat.space".

1. Click into the search bar at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the name of the first repo that the user wants to update.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the most relevant search result, i.e. the desired repo which we can edit. We can edit a repo if we are, for example, its owner or a developer, which we can know based on the “Owner” or “Developer” tag appearing to the right of the repo’s title.
5. This project already has the MIT license, so we don’t need to change anything.
6. Click into the search bar at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
7. Type in the name of the next repo that the user wants to update.
8. Press the down arrow key to search all of the site, as opposed to within the project you are currently located in.
9. Press enter.
10. Click on the most relevant search result, i.e. the desired repo which we can edit. We can edit a repo if we are, for example, its owner or a developer, which we can know based on the “Owner” or “Developer” tag appearing to the right of the repo’s title.
11. Click on the “Add LICENSE” button, located above the table of repo contents.
12. Click on the “Apply a template” button at the top of the code editor box.
13. Type in “MIT”, the type of the desired license.
14. Press enter.
15. Scroll to the bottom of the page.
16. Click the blue button “Commit changes” near the bottom of the page.

1. Select the purple-background search bar located at the top left of the page.
2. Enter the name of the initial repository that the user wishes to update.
3. Hit the "Enter" key.
4. Locate and click on the most relevant search result, specifically the desired repository that is editable. You can ascertain your editing permissions by checking the "Owner" or "Developer" tag to the right of the repository's title.
5. No modifications are needed for this project as it already has the MIT license in place.
6. Click on the purple-background search bar positioned at the top left of the page.
7. Input the name of the next repository the user intends to update.
8. Press the down arrow key to broaden your search across the entire website, rather than just within your current project.
9. Hit the "Enter" key.
10. Select the most appropriate search result, which is the desired repository eligible for editing. Ensure your editing rights based on the presence of the "Owner" or "Developer" tag adjacent to the repository's title.
11. Click on the "Add LICENSE" button situated above the repository contents table.
12. Navigate to the top of the code editor box and click on the "Apply a template" button.
13. Input "MIT" as the desired license type.
14. Press the "Enter" key.
15. Scroll down to the bottom of the page.
16. Click the "Commit changes" button in blue, located near the page's bottom.