diff --git a/labs/1.2-basic-git-commands/04-pushing-to-a-remote.md b/labs/1.2-basic-git-commands/04-pushing-to-a-remote.md
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--- a/labs/1.2-basic-git-commands/04-pushing-to-a-remote.md
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@@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ Now, push your local repository to this remote:
 ![Pushing to a remote](../../img/git-push.png)
  
 Notice how Git tells us that our local master branch is set up to track the remote master branch. This means that any subsequent pushes no longer need the `-u origin master` part. Just a `git push` will be enough.
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+Note: if this fails double check that you are running the latest version of Git