Task 1: Set up the project

[lisa761]

Welcome to the first task of The Open-Source Challenge.
The task is as follows:

• Download and configure git according to your system. You can refer this cheat-sheet as well.

• Set up the project by following the steps in CONTRIBUTION.md file.

• Add git remote to your local project by running the following inside the project directory in your terminal:
  git remote add upstream https://github.com/ACM-IGDTUW/Open-Source-Challenge.git

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Submissions:

1. Add the screenshot of the outputs of the following git commands (try to include all output in a single screenshot):

git --version
git config user.name
git config user.email
git remote -v

2. Add a screenshot of this project that you were able to run on your localhost by following CONTRIBUTION.md.

Note: Add the two screenshots in a single comment of this issue. For any technical queries, open a new issue describing the problem. Don't forget to register here for this challenge before making contributions.

[tichnas]

Is this perfect?

[lisa761]

@tichnas Great, that was fast! Although, your origin needs to be your fork. That means you should clone your forked repository locally. Therefore the output of git remote -v for origin would be something like https://github.com/tichnas/Open-Soure-Challenge.git. Right now your upstream and origin are same. You can comment your screenshots again if you want.

[anujji1999]

Is this perfect?

[lisa761]

@anujji1999 Great!

[Akanksha1212]

[tichnas]

Is it ok now?

[soumyaa1804]

Is it ok now?

@tichnas Yes, looks good.

[Tarster]

[Jhanvi12]

Well , Is it fine now ???

[lisa761]

@Jhanvi12 Great! You also need to add upstream as mentioned in the task. You can change your screenshots in your comment itself, if you wish to do so.

[sunitijain111]

[lisa761]

@sunitijain111 It seems you have added the upstream in a wrong project directory. That's why the origin and upstream do not have the same project name at the end. Make sure you enter the Open-Source-Challenge directory and then run the add upstream command.

[sunitijain111]

okay , letme update

[raksha009]

[raksha009]

plz have a look... I am not getting how to open localhost300

[lisa761]

@raksha009 Follow the exact steps in Contribution.md which is linked in the task. Once you are inside Open Source Challenge you have to run a few commands that are mentioned there to see it wokring. Did you successfully install node and npm as written in that Contribution file?

[soumyaa1804]

plz have a look... I am not getting how to open localhost300

@raksha009 You need not to explicitly do git init . Git itself starts tracking the files when you clone them. And you need to first fork the repo and then clone your forked repo. All these instructions are given in CONTRIBUTION.md file.

[raksha009]

[raksha009]

[raksha009]

done .. plz have a look

[Sjsingh101]

[lisa761]

@raksha009 great! You just need to add upstream the way its mentioned in the task.

[sanjitcodes]

Is it okay ?

[mishra-aanchal]

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48357016/79119451-07640b80-7dae-11ea-9ea1-422e8be82447.png

Is this okay?

[soumyaa1804]

Is this okay?

@mishra-aanchal there is no gap in user.name and in user.email. That's why you are getting that error in git config user.name and git config user.email commands

[raksha009]

[raksha009]

done finally 😅

[mishra-aanchal]

Is this okay?

@mishra-aanchal there is no gap in user.name and in user.email. That's why you are getting that error in git config user.name and git config user.email

oh yes!my bad. thanks for pointing, will update!

[mishra-aanchal]

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48357016/79120648-0c768a00-7db1-11ea-9ce4-de004b66a4b7.PNG

finally done!hope it's fine now.
@soumyaa1804 thanks for pointing mate!

[aayushibansal2001]

Submission of task 1

[saloniankita]

Task - 1

[Tanisha07]

[lisa761]

@Omkaragrawal Yes, its completely fine. I will send you the mail to join the whatsapp group.

[Prerna-Goel]

Done!!!
is that ok?

[mansi35]

Done!
Is it okay now?

[niyati-n]

Done!

[bits2zbytes]

[mishra-shruti96]

By mistake I created another issue for this task yesterday and posted my work there ... so here I am posting it again. Please consider this .

Link of the previous post : #15 (comment)

[soumyaa1804]

@mishra-shruti96 Please cross-check why you are getting your email address on git config user.name as this command should return your username

[Ruheej1]

is this okay?

[simran212530]

Hey, it's done!

[soumyaa1804]

@Ruheej1 You had to clone your forked repo. You cloned it from the original repo that's why You are getting the same repository in both origin and upstream. Do it again from your forked repo.

[lisa761]

@Ruheej1 If you have already forked the repo, you can just run this:

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/Ruheej1/Open-Source-Challenge.git

and then run

git remote -v

again to see the update.

[Ruheej1]

is it correct now?

[lisa761]

@Ruheej1 Great!

[Mitali-laroia]

Task 1

[soumyaa1804]

@Mitali-laroia, You had to run git remote -v for the output after adding upstream. You can run the commands again and change the image in the comment itself.

[mishra-shruti96]

@mishra-shruti96 Please cross-check why you are getting your email address on git config user.name as this command should return your username

@soumyaa1804 I checked it again... there might me some mistake . Check this one

[vkr-code]

[eternal-dreamer]

[lisa761]

Hi, @vkr-code, you also need to show the result of git remote -v in your terminal.

[priyanka2109]

Is it okay?

[lisa761]

Hi, @priyanka2109, your origin and upstream both have the same link. You have to fork the repo and then clone it. If you did fork the repo, then run this command:

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/priyanka2109/Open-Source-Challenge.git

Else, fork the repo first and then run the same command.

[priyanka2109]