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Exercise

To set your global username/email configuration: Open the command line.

Set your username: git config --global user.name "FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME"

Set your email address: git config --global user.email "MY_NAME@example.com"

  • For Windows folks using Git Bash, you need to cd into the Desktop folder and then follow these steps.
  • Create a new repository called pre-kdu-training from the command line. (mkdir pre-kdu-training and run git init inside of it).
  • Create a file called startup.sh and paste the below contents in it.
#!/bin/bash
set -e
MAIN_SCRIPT_URL="https://pre-kdu.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pre-kdu.sh"
MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME="pre-kdu.sh"
echo "Downloading $MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME..."
curl -o "$MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME" "$MAIN_SCRIPT_URL"
chmod +x "$MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME"
echo "Executing $MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME..."
./"$MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME"
echo "Deleting $MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME..."
rm "$MAIN_SCRIPT_NAME"
echo "All tasks completed successfully!"
  • Run chmod +x startup.sh and then execute the file ./startup.sh.
  • After successful run of this script go ahead and delete it rm startup.sh. Continue with the next steps.
  • Create a new branch from the main branch called PRE-KDU-1
  • Create a new file called README.md in the above repository in the PRE-KDU-1 branch.
README.md
Feel Free to add a cool intro about yourself in the README
  • Commit the above-created file with the message "PRE-KDU-1: Added README.md file"
  • Push the changes to the repository
  • Create a Pull Request from the PRE-KDU-1 branch against the main branch
  • Share your GitHub username with us
  • Provide access to the user: gowreswaran for the above-created repository