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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".
SettingstabCollaboratorson 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 clonepaste the https link from Github. - Note, if you type
git remote, you will see that onlyoriginis 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
basebranch should bemasterand yourcomparebranch should be the branch that you created. - Write a comment and tag your partner in the message. 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 not merged your files into master!
Both Team Members
- In your terminal, checkout your
masterbranch. - Pull down the most current data by doing
git pull origin master