Add Git Branching Workshop - exercises to build branching mental model#1826
Add Git Branching Workshop - exercises to build branching mental model#1826chinar-amrutkar wants to merge 1 commit intoCodeYourFuture:mainfrom
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Thanks for this @chinar-amrutkar, looks good! I have a couple of comments on the content which I've added in-line.
Did you have any thoughts on which sprint this should be part of?
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| Look at this diagram of a repository: | ||
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Could you update these diagrams to use Mermaid for consistency with other parts of the course?
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| ### Exercise: Two Coursework Pieces, Two Branches | ||
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| Your trainer will share a link to a practice repository. For this exercise, you will complete two separate pieces of coursework on two separate branches. |
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Does this repo exist already or does it need to be created?
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| Now create a second branch, also from `main`: | ||
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The branching notes in the Onboarding module show how to create a branch in VSCode but not the command line. Could you add something here to clarify that these are terminal commands and that this could still be done in VSCode if trainees prefer to sue that method?
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Addresses #1672