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Mock project - TL Bootcamp 2024

Time estimation: 30 minutes.

TLDR -

Phase 1 [You]: Set up and create a homepage in your own GitHub fork. Write a GitHub issue. Phase 2 [Teammate]: Clone and contribute to the homepage in your repo by creating a new branch and opening a PR. Phase 3 [You 🤝 Teammate]: Review, resolve conflicts, and merge their PR.

Instructions:

Phase 1 [YOU]

  • Fork the H4I nextjs-app-template. Make it a private repo. Name it your-name-test
  • Create new VS code window, go into /hack4impact directory on your computer, and git clone [link from GitHub] and open the project.
  • Install packages if not installed: (npm i to get up to date node)
  • Create an issue on GitHub: settings->features->turn on issues .. Name it "Another Tech Lead", to be self-assigned by another TL. Follow issue format, and write an appropriate checklist (copy and paste my example issue or write your own!!!)
  • Now, create a homepage on your OWN project in your branch your-name, committing and pushing your own homepage with something cool! (feel free to do something quick and easy or have fun with it :)
  • Push changes to GitHub, make & approve/merge your own PR from new branch (your-name) back to develop.

Phase 2 [TEAMMATE]

  • Clone another TLs new mock project (make sure no one else assigned themselves to the issue first!)
  • Assign yourself on the correct issue.
  • In the terminal, Create a branch for your work (issuenumber-yourname). git checkout -b (branch name)
  • In your own branch, contribute code to the homepage (that the TL in phase 1 is currently working on..)
  • Once completed, commit, push changes, and make a Pull Request to merge your own created branch to develop. Make sure to follow best practices with PR.

Phase 3 [YOU🤝TEAMMATE]

  • When you see an incoming PR from another TL on your own repository, review the PR. (Switch to their branch and npm run dev for a local run).
  • Ensure they are merging into the correct branch. If so, try merging into develop. There may be a merge conflict!
  • In the end, you will want to keep both your and the other TL's code.

Congrats! You’ll get used to this with more complexity this winter and spring!