Get a Jumpstart on Collaboration and Code Review in GitHub
summary
Shows a concrete, beginner-friendly GitHub workflow used on the DjangoCon US website repo: cloning repos, creating feature branches, pushing branches, submitting and reviewing pull requests, and merging locally when needed. Commands and steps shown include git clone and branch creation, fetching maintainer branches with git fetch origin and checking out origin/branch, and merging then pushing to master. Advises protecting main branches, using triage tags to find easy issues, and practicing in a personal sandbox.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:18GitHub: Social Network
- 4:38Working on a File in GitHub
- 7:58Write Permission and Collaboration Examples
- 9:02How to Fork a Repo
- 12:47Changing Directory
- 15:20djangoconus Submit a Pull Request
- 16:25Pull Request Review Process
- 17:37Pull Request Review Options Do no run code locally Run code locally
- 21:41Documentation LICENSE
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