# Morning Exercise

## Github Collaboration

#### Team Member A
- Share your screen with your partner
- Create a Github repo called `team-github-practice`
- Add team member B as a "Contributor".
    - `Settings` tab
    - `Collaborators` on the left
    - Confirm your password
    - Add your team mate's Github username
- Check the box for "Initialize this repository with a README"
- Click "Create Repository"

#### Team Member B
- Watch (and help guide if necessary) as your team mate creates the Github repo
- Give your team member your Github username so that they can make you a Contributor

#### Both Team Members
- Go to this new repository on your Github account.
- Click "Clone or Download" and copy the link in the "Clone with HTTPS".
- On your local drive, go to your Desktop or Documents or wherever you keep your development files (outside of any other repos) and, in your terminal, clone the repo `git clone` paste the https link from Github.
- Note, if you type `git remote`, you will see that only `origin` is created as a remote. You will be pushing to and pulling from origin (and the branch name).

## Github Branches

#### Team Member A
- From the master branch, create a branch called `main-page`
- From the branch `main-page`, create an index.html page. 
- In this file, create a page that will display a welcome message when you open in.
- Add, commit, and push your work **to your branch**

#### Team Member B
- From the master branch, create a branch called `main-page-styling`
- From the branch `main-page-styling`, create a style.css file. 
- In this file, add some general styling on the background, `<h1>` tags, and the font.
- Add, commit, and push your work **to your branch**

#### Both Team Members
- Create a pull request by going to into your Github account.
- Click on "Compare & pull request"
- Your `base` branch should be `master` and your `compare` branch should be the branch that you created.
- Write a comment. 
- On the right side, click on "Assignee" and tag your partner. 
- Click "Create pull request".
- DO NOT click "merge".

#### Team Member A
- Look at your team member's pull request. If it looks okay, click "merge".

#### Team Member B
- Look at your team member's pull request. If it looks okay, click "merge".

#### You have now merged your files into master!

#### Both Team Members
- In your terminal, checkout your `master` branch.
- Pull down the most current data by doing `git pull origin master`
- Take a look at your files. Everything should be there.