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Collaborating with GitHub

This repo was used for the webinar "Collaborating with Github" by Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors (MLSA), organized by Obumuneme Nwabude.

Find attendees who made created issues and made pull requests to this repo at https://mlsagithub.web.app

Attendee Instructions

Having attended the "Collaborating with GitHub" event, create an issue, then send your pull request (that closes the issue you created) to get your name on the event site at https://mlsagithub.web.app. Carry out the following instructions to create an issue and to make your pull request. If you do not have a GitHub account, first create one here.

Re-open this page on a new tab, so that you can refer to the instructions here and carry them out on that new tab.

  1. Click on the Issues tab.

  2. Click on the New Issue button.

  3. In both the Title and "Leave a comment" fields, enter "Add YOUR-NAME to the attendee website" without quotes and with your real name.

  4. Click on Submit new issue. Take note of your issue number (it will be close to the title) of the issue you just created.

  5. Fork this repository by clicking on Fork at the top right corner of this page (Be sure you are viewing this README from github.com and as a desktop site).

  6. In your fork, Go to the attendees.json file, found in the public folder.

  7. In the upper right corner of the file view, click edit icon to open the file editor to edit the attendees.json file.

  8. Copy the sample attendee from the first opening brace - { - (on line 2) to the first closing brace - } - (on line 10), without the comma. What you copy should look like the following:

  {
    "name": "Your Name",
    "website": "https://example.com",
    "linkedin": "https://linkedin.com/xx/xxx",
    "facebook": "https://facebook.com/xxx",
    "twitter": "Your Twitter Username",
    "github": "Your Github Username",
    "instagram": "Your Instagram Username"
  }
  1. Scroll to the end of the attendees.json file, add a comma - , - immediately after the last closing brace - } -, and press the enter key.

  2. On the new line, paste the sample you just copied.

  3. Edit the values with yours. Please verify that they are correct. name is compulsory.

Note:

If you don't have any social media, please delete the sample value for that social media and leave the content of the quotation marks empty.

  1. Type the following as the title of your commit message at the bottom of the page. Use your name instead.
    YOUR-NAME attended the MLSA Github Event
  1. Type the following in the description box. Use your issue number. Include the hash symbol.
  Closes #ISSUE-NUMBER
  1. Click on the green Commit changes button.

  2. Visit the following link on a new tab. Use your GitHub username instead (don't delete the three full stops).

    https://github.com/obumnwabude/mlsa-github/compare/main...YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME:main
  1. Type the following as the title of your pull request at the top of your page. Use your name instead.
    YOUR-NAME attended the MLSA Github Event
  1. Click on the green Create pull request button.

Hooray!!!

You have just made a pull request. When your pull request will be merged, your name will reflect on the event site at https://mlsagithub.web.app

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