Submitting your assignment (Lab)

Go to your GitHub profile, Edit your profile, to add your name and upload an image of yourself.
Go to the students: IT2045C students over the years Repository in the Class organization.
Copy the Git URL to the repository
Clone down the repository to your local computer.
- Method 1: Using GitHub Desktop
  - We want to clone an existing repository. So you can either:
    1. select the first option on the left Clone a Repository from the Internet…
    2. OR, you can go to the menu bar and select File -> Clone Repository...
  - Go to the URL tab and in the first text field, paste in the git URL to the repository.
  - The Second field is where the project will be downloaded to. Once you’re done, click clone.
- Method 2: Using the Command line
  1. using the command line, navigate to where you want to clone the project. Using the cd command. i.e.: cd path/to/where/you/want/to/save/the/project
  2. Clone the project: git clone https://github.com/it2045c/students.git
    - you may be prompted to login with your username and password
Create a branch off of master.
- Method 1: Using GitHub Desktop
  - Create a New Branch
  - to ensure uniqueness, name the branch with your 6+2
- Method 2: Using the Command line
  - run the following command git checkout -b gilanyym
    - instead of gilanyym type in your 6+2.
Create a file under _data/Spring20 . The file should be named as GITHUB_USERNAME.json for example: Ygilany.json

Introduce yourself by modifying the file using any Text Editor of your choice

use this Emoji cheat sheet to select an emoji. (First line of the example file below)
type in an introduction message in the introduction line
list 2-4 achievements you’ve accomplished recently that you’d like to share with the class.

Share at least your LinkedIn profile page in the links section.

{
  "emoji": ":smirk_cat:",
  "role": "Student",
  "introduction": "I'm excited to learn about you all!",
  "achievements": [
      "achievement1",
      "achievement2"
  ],
  "links": {
      "site": "LINK_TO_YOUR_WEBSITE",
      "linkedin": "LINK_TO_YOUR_LINKEDIN_PROFILE",
      "facebook": "LINK_TO_YOUR_FACEBOOK_PROFILE",
      "twitter": "LINK_TO_YOUR_TWITTER_PROFILE",
  }
}

on GitHub Desktop, you should something like this
You can then click the commit button then the publish branch
Go back to the file and make one change to the file
Make another commit and push
Create a pull Request to project
- Method 1: Using GitHub Desktop
  - You can click the Create Pull Request button