Click HERE to check out the design!
Step 1. Click on the fork button on the upper right-hand side of the Repo page.
Step 2. Go-to your github page and click on the forked repository. Navigate to clone and copy the URL.
Step 3. On your terminal, type:
git clone url (paste the url you copied & hit enter)
After cloning the Repo, click on:
git checkout -b "ft-username" (to create your branch)
Step 4. Add your contribution using :
git add .
Step 5. Commit your changes using
git commit -m "feat: username added"
Step 6. Push your changes using:
git push origin
Step 1: After pushing your commit to github, navigate to your repository page on github where you pushed your commit.
Step 2: At the top part of the page you should see a dropdown section titled ‘Branch:main; select in the dropdown, the branch that contains your commits. The default is usually the main branch.
Step 3: To the right of the branch menu, you would see a button ‘New Pull Request’; click on the button. This should take you to the original page i.e the page of the repository that you forked from.
Step 4: Scroll down the page, click on the green button titled ‘Create pull request’. Type in a title and a description for your pull request. Once you are done inputting your title and description, click on create pull request. This should create a pull request for you, all you have to do is wait to be merged.
You should name the branch you are creating the same name of the page you are creating