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Planets & GitHub Introduction

A cosmic description of our solar systems' celestial bodies, to introduce the basics of the GitHub workflow and the fork-and-PR contribution model.

Activity Instructions

  1. If you don't have one already, make a GitHub account here and make sure you have Git on your computer (available by default on the command line for Linux/OSX or via GitHub Desktop for OSX/Windows).
  2. Fork this repository to your account by clicking the "Fork" button in the top right-hand corner of this page. We'll call your fork origin, since you're starting your own contribution from there.
  3. Clone your fork of this repository to your personal computer (what we will hereafter call local)
  4. Make some changes to a file in this repository by editing it in your favorite text editor (like VI or Notepad++), then commit your changes on local. If you have a CodeAcademy account, you can check out this interactive tutorial for help.
  5. Push your changes from local to origin. This can be done with GitHub Desktop or on the command line by executing
    $ git push origin master
    
    inside the directory for the planets repository on local.
  6. Open a pull request to the GT-IDEaS/planets repository, what we'll call upstream (since your origin is a fork of this repository, this repository is one "level" above your origin).
  7. Success!

Your pull request can be approved, returned marked for you to change, or closed. Whichever occurs, the changes you've proposed in your pull request will generally be discussed among the development community and repository owners and/or maintainers before a final decision is made. Congratulations on your first contribution to a collaborative project on GitHub!

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