laurenlewis / womencode.com

A marketing site dedicated to bringing women into tech. Built during LadyHacks2017

WomenCode.com

A marketing site dedicated to bringing women into tech

Team

• Andrea Susnick
• Annalee Switek
• Christina Deno
• Dominique Negron
• Emily Butte
• Lauren Lewis
• Marguerite Hulett
• Melody Lam
• Briana West

Git Workflow

I want to..

• Make Changes

1. Make sure you're in the master branch by typing the following in the command line: git checkout master
2. "Pull" the current version of master: git pull
3. Create a branch for your changes: git branch "your-branch-name"
4. Go into your newly created branch: git checkout your-branch-name
5. Make your changes!

• Submit My Changes

1. Check the status of your files: git status (all of your changed files should be red)
2. Add your changed files to the "staging area": git add -A
3. Check the status of your files (again!): git status (all of your changed files should be green)
4. Create a message briefly describing your commit: git commit -m "adds this update to feature x"
5. "Push" your changes to GitHub: git push origin head
6. Create a Pull Request:

• open the repo in your browser
• click the "branches" tab
• find your branch name and press "New pull request"
• if you'd like to give more details about the changes you made, leave them in comment section provided
• if you see "Able to merge." in green, click "Create pull request"
• if your branch has no conflicts with master, someone will merge your pull request