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[Track 1/9] Branch configurations #2

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taki-tiler-server bot opened this issue Jan 4, 2024 · 6 comments
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[Track 1/9] Branch configurations #2

taki-tiler-server bot opened this issue Jan 4, 2024 · 6 comments

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Step 1/3 - Update README.md

This one is easy. All you have to do is add the following topics to README.md file. Just remember that these modifications must be done in your local README file. With that in mind, add these topics:

  • Project's Name (pick one 😎)
  • Project's Description
  • Environment and tools *
  • Steps to run and debug *

Note that you will be asked to fill the section with * later.

After you fill README.md, commit these changes and push to master branch.

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Step 2/3 - Create the 'develop' branch

To create a new branch, go to Terminal in your Project's folder and type this command:

git checkout -b name_of_your_branch

With this, you'll create a new branch and change the current working branch to this new one. Your new branch should be named develop

Note: after created, don't forget to push your new branch to remote repository (a.k.a origin). You can check all the branches of this remote repository on the network page: github.com/your_github/your_repo/network, or accessing Insights -> Network.

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Step 3/3 - Set the default branch

Set the default branch of your repository to the develop branch.

The Github has a really easy guide for doing this. Thanks Github ❤️

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