- Fork this repo it will create a copy of the repo under your own GitHub account. You can fork a repo by clicking the Fork button on the top right corner of the repo page.
- Clone your forked repo to your local machine. You can do this by running
git clone https://github.com/your_username/learn-to-use-github
in your terminal, whereyour_username
is your GitHub username. - Create a new branch for your changes. You can do this by running
git checkout -b branch_name
, wherebranch_name
is a descriptive name for your branch. - Now, create a newfile in the usernames directory bearing your username
your_github_username.txt
likecodernakul.txt
and contents of the file should beyour_full_name - your_github_username
likeNakul Singh - codernakul
- Add and commit your changes to the new branch. You can do this by running
git add .
to stage all your changes andgit commit -m "message"
to commit them with a message, wheremessage
is a brief summary of what you did for instancegit commit -m "Create codernakul.txt"
- Push your changes to your forked repo on GitHub. You can do this by running
git push origin branch_name
, wherebranch_name
is the name of your branch. - Create a pull request from your forked repo to the original repo. You can do this by going to your forked repo on GitHub and clicking the Compare & pull request button. This will open a page where you can review your changes and add a title and a description for your pull request. Then click Create pull request to submit it.
That's it! You have created a pull request for a public git repo. Now you need to wait for the maintainers to review and merge your pull request. We might also ask you for some feedback or changes before merging it. You can communicate with us through the comments section of your pull request.
- Rohit Lal
- Aditya Shirwatkar
- Muhammed Abdullah
- Aayush Fadia
- Nakul Singh
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