Git-practice

A repo for DSMI lab members to practice git.

You are welcome to use this repo to practice your skill of git / Github

Introduction

Below briefly describe the step of using git / Github, once you understand the logic, you can practice under the /practice folder.

1. fork the repo you need

This step need to finish under Github

2. Modify your repo

The operation you will need: clone, push, commit, pull

3. Pull Request your repo to the origin repo

Once you modify the repo under your GitHub, click Pull requests button and start your PR. The PR page will show the difference between your repo & origin repo, and then tell if you can send a PR.

• Note: if it tells you can nott send a PR, it means there exist the conflict. You need to re-send the PR after solve the conflict.

Click Create pull request to write the message of this PR. You need to describe title & comment.

For DSMI lab members, It is suggested to follow the rules below:

1. Capitalize the subject line
2. Use the imperative mood in the subject line
3. Limit the subject line to 50 characters
4. Wrap the body at 72 characters
5. (optional)Assign a assignees & multi-reviewer

After send a PR, you can see PR in the orign repo website!

• Note: In DSMI lab, only the admin have the permission to merge the PR

Reference

You are welcome to share any reference :)

• How to Write a Git Commit Message