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FirstTimers

πŸ“Ί Video explanation:- https://youtu.be/1Bv4bhtNIaA

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Git installation

Install Git from this link:- https://git-scm.com/downloads

To check the Git version

git --version

To set the global Git username & email address

git config --global user.name "your name"
git config --global user.email "your email"

STEPS to contribute

Before you follow all these STEPS, make sure you fork the repository in your account.

  1. Clone the repository.

If you don't have 2FA enabled, then use the normal HTTPS or SSH link.

git clone https://github.com/CuriousGrids/FirstTimers.git

Personal Access Token (PAT) is required if you enable 2FA on your Github account [link]. For that, use the following command instead of the normal URL command.

git clone https://<GitHubToken>@github.com/<username>/<RepositoryName>.git
  1. Create a new branch.
git branch YourBranchName
  1. Shift to that branch from master (main) branch.
git checkout YourBranchName

Add your name under contributors list in README.md with format FirstName_LastName

  1. Add all the changes you've made.
git add .
  1. Make a commit message of the changes you've made. Learn more about conventional commits here.
git commit -m 'Add my contribution'
  1. Shift to the master (main) branch.
git checkout main
  1. Merge everything from your branch to the master (main) branch.
git merge YourBranchName
  1. Get ready to push from your local machine.

If you don't have 2FA enabled, then use the normal HTTPS or SSH link.

git remote add <message> https://github.com/CuriousGrids/FirstTimers.git

Personal Access Token (PAT) is required if you enable 2FA on your Github account [link]. For that, use the following command instead of the normal URL command.

git remote add <message> https://<GitHubToken>@github.com/<username>/<RepositoryName>.git
  1. Push everything on your forked repository.
git push -u <message> main

Now, click on Pull Request button, you'll have the option to create a pull request. i.e., <your forked repo> -> <original repo>, That's it you're done!

Contributor's list

Firstname Lastname

  1. Hrishikesh Thite
  2. Yashoda Rajmani
  3. Shubham
  4. Rahul Agarwal
  5. Manmeet Kaur
  6. Jaideep Singh
  7. Rohit Tewari
  8. Ashutosh Kumar Choudhary
  9. Priyanshu Vaishnavi
  10. Pooja Bennabhaktula
  11. Pranay Gupta
  12. Km Pooja
  13. Pranav Singh
  14. Avid Coder
  15. Rahul Mishra
  16. Harshit Aditya
  17. Sushant Patial
  18. Raghav Gupta
  19. Saloni Jain
  20. Kinjalk Bajpai
  21. Priyal Palkhiwala
  22. Aman Shrivastava
  23. Akshay Mohan
  24. Nishant Shenoy
  25. Narayan Soni
  26. Faraz Hussain
  27. Vrattica Yadav
  28. Siddharth Sabale
  29. Ishika Saha
  30. Ashish Jaiswal
  31. Ishika Jaiswal
  32. Ramya Chinnadurai
  33. Suraj P
  34. MuhammadNurAshiddiqi
  35. JonMoon
  36. Harshit Vishwakarma
  37. Skyrub dev
  38. Aman Upadhyay
  39. Hritvik Mohan
  40. Kushagra Jaiswal
  41. Rishika Garg
  42. Will Kemp
  43. Chandra Bose
  44. kiran k
  45. Sai Aswin Madhavan
  46. Tran Nguyen Thuong Truong
  47. Ayush Kumar
  48. Rohan Kambli
  49. Lavakush Biyani
  50. Hrutika Badgeri
  51. Kumaran T
  52. Eleena Sarah
  53. Anushka Jain
  54. Josh Ball
  55. Bibek Rai
  56. Andrew M
  57. Kruthi S

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