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   Be aware that if you followed the recommended practice of using the `--git` option with
   `bosh init release`, the correct `.gitignore` file has been automatically created for you.
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  -### <a id="strategy"></a> A note about work strategy ###
  -
  -You are about to begin four central parts of the tutorial,
  -Make Dependency Graphs, Create Packages, Add Blobs Locally, and Update Specs to Complete Jobs.
  -You can go one section at a time, completing one section for all jobs,
  -doing the same for in the next section, and so on.
  -Alternatively, you can go one job at a time, completing all four sections for one job,
  -doing the same for the next job, and so on.
  -
  -For releases with just a few jobs, going one section at a time is probably easiest.
  -That is what we'll do in this tutorial.
  -If you have a larger number of jobs, going one job at a time may be more efficient.
  -Choose the approach that seems most comfortable and least error-prone.
   
   ## <a id="graph"></a> Make Dependency Graphs ##
   
  
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  Metadata for each job resides in a `spec` file.
  
  Two kinds of information which you now possess must be recorded in that metadata.
  
  1. **Job names.**
  For each job you have created, list a package of the same name
  in the `packages` block of the `spec` file for the job.
  You can now and create the actual package later.
  The package will be needed to provide source code and dependencies to the job.
  
  1. **Template names**.
  List each template you have created in the `templates` block of the `spec`
  file for its job.
  At compile time, BOSH makes templates into files on VMs.
  List the template and the path to the corresponding file as a key/value pair.
  
  Update the `spec` files for all the jobs in your release with the relevant job names and
  template names.
  
  In our example, we edit the `spec` files for the both the `web_ui` and `bg_worker` jobs.
  The updated `spec` file for the `bg_worker` job looks like this:
  
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  templates:
    ctl.erb: bin/ctl
  
  ~~~
  
  