From the course: Learning GitHub (2023)
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The first commit
From the course: Learning GitHub (2023)
The first commit
- [Instructor] Now we have our new branch and we are ready to make some changes to our files in the repository. If you want to open the repository from the command line, and you have Visual Studio Code is install on your machine, you can launch code dot. If you don't have Visual Studio Code installed, you can navigate to the URL code.visualstudio.com and download it, or you can open your favorite text editor on your machine and open the readme file manually. Now, you can start to make some changes to the file, adding new line of text, for instance, and then you can close the editor. In this case, we can add a description like, "This is the description for the readme file." Okay, and then we can close our editor. From the command line, you can launch the command ls, for retrieving the list of the files in the folder, and as you can see, on my push, changes the color of your branch name to notice you that something is…
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