Git-Practise

This is a practice repository for a Git Workshop.

Instructions

1. Fork the Repo (upstream -> origin):

   • Click the "Fork" button at the top right of this page to create your copy (origin) of the main repo (upstream).

2. Clone Your Fork (user/git-practise) to Your Local Machine (origin):

   • Open a terminal and run: git clone <your_fork_url>.

3. Add a File with Your Name in the Project Directory (rishabh-mehta.txt):

   • Create a text file with your name (e.g., rishabh-mehta.txt).
   • Inside the text file, add your name and email.

4. Add and Commit Changes to Git:

   • Use these commands:

     git add your-name.txt
     git commit -m "Added details of Rishabh Mehta"
     

5. Push the Commit to Your Remote Repo (origin):

   • Execute: git push origin master (or the branch name you are working on).

6. Create a Pull Request:

   • Go to the main repo (upstream) and click on "New Pull Request."
   • Select your fork (origin) and the branch with your changes.
   • Add a descriptive title and comments if needed.
   • Click "Create Pull Request" to propose merging your changes into the main repo.

Important Keywords

• Upstream: CSI-PHCET/git-practise (The main repo you want to work on) (No Write Permissions on this).
• Origin: user/git-practise (Your fork/copy of the main repo (upstream)) (Write Permissions available, since it's your copy).
• Repo/Repository: The Project / Main Folder of the Project.
• Local Repo: The project on your local machine (Your Laptop/PC).
• Remote Repo (Upstream/Origin): The project's copy not on your machine (GitHub).
• Fork: Your copy/clone of the main project.