You will be turning in assignments by using Git, creating Pull Requests, and merging them into this repo.
Let's go over what that means. All code examples are things to type in to the command line.
Clone the repo to your local machine. Navigate to a directory that you want to keep this repo. Running this command will create a new directory called assignments-2019 in that directory.
git clone https://github.com/carrot-u/assignments-2019
- navigate to the assignments directory
cd assignments-2019 # or however you need to get there- make sure you're on the master branch
git checkout master- update your local copy of master from the remote (the version on Github)
git pull -r origin master- start a new branch for your changes
git checkout -b dave-assignment-0 # this creates a git branch called "dave-assignment-0" and checks it out for you- navigate to the assignment directory and create a folder for your work
cd assignement-0
mkdir dschwantes # note: "dschwantes" is just an example directory name, please use your own name or username
cd dschwantes-
Add your files/folder for your solution to this directory
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When you're done. Stage the files and make a commit.
git add . # this will add all of the new files you've created
git commit -m "files for Assignment 0" # the `-m` means you're adding a message or comment, the stuff in "quotes" is the comment for the commit- Push your branch to the remote repo (Github)
git push origin -u dave-assignment-0 # the `-u` links the remote branch to this local one so you can pull without arguments, remember `dave-assignment-0` is the branch name for this example-
Go to the Carrot U Assignments Github page and create a Pull Request for your branch.
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Merge it to master
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Now check out master and pull again to see your changes
git checkout master
git pull -r origin master