How to create a Discord bot with Python: Part 3 (Git, async timer, and some structure)

How to create a Discord bot in Python? In this part of the tutorial, I'll go through the next steps to get the bot going. We'll add a local Git repository, and add an actual timer, so we can get it to work as a real Pomodoro application.

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To ignore more than one line in python. Just place the piece between 3 quotes.
Like this:
"""
if message.author == client.user:
return
if
await
"""