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- [ ] Build the tracker back log csv
- [ ] Run `./build oss` from the onboarding project, this will generate `onboarding-tracker.csv`
- Note: you need docker installed `brew cask install docker`
- To get the command line tool to show up you may have to first start docker via Spotlight Search
- To get the command line tool to show up you may have to first start Docker via Spotlight Search.
- Type "Docker" in the Spotlight Search bar to bring up the Docker whale icon in the search results.
- Double-click on the Docker whale icon and agree to subsequent dialog prompts to start Docker.
- If docker gives you this error: `failed to dial gRPC: unable to upgrade to h2c, received 502 context canceled`
- In docker settings: enable experimental, restart docker, disable experiment and restart again.
- [ ] Import the CSV into each Tracker project (Taskbar > More > Import CSV > Choose File)
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## Re-Image Workstations

### Pivotal San Francisco - use these steps:

#### Steps
Please see [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Nya0jMdPAEEtx063xPTatMe6hb_O4oSsrHyUNG-5d1g/edit).
TODO: Add this directly in Markdown format after getting approval from the OSM team (request to get approval submitted.)

## Anywhere else

### Steps
- [ ] Run `Startup Disk`.
- [ ] Unlock with the workstation password (you may need to ask the previous facilitator for the machine's password).
- [ ] Select the network disk and click restart. It will likely be the rightmost start disk, and will definitely include the phrase "Network Disk." If you don't see that, try restarting the machine and try again.
- [ ] Select deployment option 2, "macOS Sierra" and click the play button. If you look in between the parens of the option name, you'll see the default password for the image. A terminal will open and you’ll see a lot of output, including a bunch of lines that say `installer: PHASE: Running package scripts`. Don’t worry, this is fine. The boot script will search for updates -- you’ll see output about OS X, iTunes, and Safari updates, for example -- and the machine will probably restart a few times as it downloads and installs the updates.
- [ ] Log into machine with the default password.
- [ ] Open the security preferences and change the password to something sane. Write this down so you can give it to the participants later.