Add quote in the footer

[ankiiitraj]

Description

Add the quote Made with ❤️ and open-sourced or something like this in the footer

Screenshots/testimonials

[LogMoss]

I'd like to fix this issue. To be clear, is it and open-sourced or and open-source?

[ankiiitraj]

You can go ahead! Assigning this to you!

[EmperorYP7]

I dont think we should be adding this line. But anyways, let's see how @erkska implements it. Made with ❤️ and open-sourced will be fine.

[Yashs911]

@ankiiitraj I have made the changes and will create a PR on 1st Oct because of hacktoberfest. Do I need to add anything else?

[Yashs911]

@ankiiitraj @EmperorYP7 I tried creating a PR for this issue but when I click Pull Request I see both my new commit and my previous commit(Adding padding one). I am new to open source can you tell me what should I do?

[LogMoss]

Excuse me, but I'm assigned to this issue and working on it. @Yashs911

[Yashs911]

@erkska Sorry, I will not create the PR (I thought its already 15hr so I made the changes).
P.S. I am new to open source

[EmperorYP7]

@Yashs911, the following commands might help.

git remote add upstream https://github.com/houseofgeeks/hg.git
git pull upstream front-end <your dev-branch>
git push origin <your dev-branch>

@erkska All the beginner issues are open for all, regardless of who is assigned. We promote collaboration over competition.

[Yashs911]

@EmperorYP7 I am doing all changes in the main branch. I know I should have created a separate branch so in what should I write?

[EmperorYP7]

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md carefully.

[Yashs911]

@EmperorYP7 I am trying to set up upstream but after "git pull upstream master" I am getting a merge conflict (both added ) for few files. What should I do?

[ankiiitraj]

@EmperorYP7 I am trying to set up upstream but after "git pull upstream master" I am getting a merge conflict (both added ) for few files. What should I do?

So if you are working on front-end use git pull upstream front-end --rebase
If there are conflicts try to resolve them and you are good to go!

[Yashs911]

@ankiiitraj I have created an upstream/front-end remote each time I want to contribute I will "git pull" in the front-end branch and then create a separate branch and do the work and push from that branch.
Am I right?

What if while I was working someone changed the main repo?

[EmperorYP7]

@Yashs911 You may directly commit to Yashs911:front-end branch and pull the new changes from houseofgeeks:front-end periodically to keep your side up to date. You may refer to this video for detailed explanation.

[Yashs911]

@EmperorYP7 I watched the video and have understood most of the things. So according to me, I have to
git pull upstream front-end
git add (if any conflict)
git push origin front-end
and then create a branch and do the work and that's it.
One last doubt while pushing the work what command do I need to write just "git push" or "git push origin front-end"

In the video you write master so do I also need to write master or the main branch in my repo?

[ankiiitraj]

You need git push origin front-end

[Yashs911]

@ankiiitraj @EmperorYP7 I have figured out the whole syncing process thanks a lot for your help and guidance.

My last question is: Is it possible to create a commit today and Issue a PR later like after 1 week. If in between the main repo get updated will it be a problem?

And I am currently using windows and aiming for GSoC 2021/2022 So should I switch to Linux or any other advice you can provide.

[ankiiitraj]

You can do is open a PR in draft mode and open it for review whenever you want!
There's a ton of videos on youtube about the benefits of using Linux over windows especially for development. You can watch those!