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 1. [Introduction](#introduction) 
 2. [Pulling](#pulling) 
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+3. [Contributing](#contributing)
 
 ## Introduction
 
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 9) After closing your editor, run `exec bash`.
 10) Now try to pull a particular singularity following the instructions above.
 
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+## Contributing
+
+This repository is maintained by Nicolas Descostes and Francesco Tabaro. To add a new singularity recipe, you need to:
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+1) Clone the repository: `git clone git@git.embl.de:descoste/singularityhub-emblrome.git`
+2) Enter the folder: `cd singularityhub-emblrome/`
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+In order to test your singularity, you need to redirect the repository to one of your own:
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+3) Go to gitlab and create a new project: 'test-singularity' (**Unselect 'Initialize repository with a README')
+4) In the `singularityhub-emblrome/`, enter `git remote -v`. You should see:
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+```
+origin  git@git.embl.de:descoste/singularityhub-emblrome.git (fetch)
+origin  git@git.embl.de:descoste/singularityhub-emblrome.git (push)
+```
+
+5) Set the new URL as the new target. You can find the new URL under the 'clone' button on gitlab. Copy the ssh address and run `git remote set-url origin mynewurl`. For instance `git remote set-url origin git@git.embl.de:descoste/test-singularity.git`.
+6) Check that your repository targets the correct URL by running again `git remote -v`.
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