#This is the change I made.
Let's try again.
15 points
(and then clone it to your pc)
- Handle at least one OPEN PR (if present).
- review the change.
- Make sure it doesn't have conflicts
- Make sure it follows the instructions/configuration below. (from THEIR named branch into canyough's MAIN branch).
- if it does have conflicts or is not correct, comment so the owner sees them
- Assuming no conflicts, MERGE IT.
- THEN create your PR.
(this should have the effect of keeping the conflicts and merge problems low)
This has been fun (HHOS). Here are some basic instructions.:
you might wonder how i Gone & Produced These...
Go to the GitHub repository provided by the professor. Click on the "Fork" button in the top-right corner to create your personal copy of the repository. Clone the Forked Repository:
Click on the "Code" button and copy the repository's URL. Open a terminal on your computer and use the git clone command followed by the copied URL to clone the repository. Create a New Branch:
Create a new branch for your changes using the git checkout -b branch-name command.
Open the project files using your preferred code editor. Make a single coding change, such as fixing a bug or adding a new feature.
Save the changes in your code editor. In the terminal, use the following commands:
git add . (to stage your changes)
git commit -m "Brief description of your change" (to commit your changes)
git push origin branch-name (to push your changes to your forked repository)
Navigate to your forked repository on GitHub. You should see a notification banner suggesting to create a pull request for the recent branch you've pushed. Click on "Compare & pull request." Review Pull Request Details:
Ensure that the "base" branch is the original repository's main branch (usually "main" or "master"). The "compare" branch should be your created branch with the changes. Provide a descriptive title and detailed comment about your changes. Submit the Pull Request:
Review your pull request changes in the "Files Changed" tab. If everything looks good, click the "Create pull request" button. Address Feedback (if any):
Collaborators may provide feedback or request changes. Make the necessary adjustments by committing and pushing new changes to the same branch.
To list contributors, use the following command:
./contributors.sh