This repo is designed to increase transparency around and opportunity collaborate on development portions of our projects or code bases TDX-DX is responsible for maintaining and experimenting in. No single app or site is hosted/maintained by this repo. Rather, the repo helps members of the DX team experiment on ideas for our web properties, streamline the local hosting of apps/pages, document how to contribute to dx development, and host relevant resources and skills for TritonAI powered projects.
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- Description: contains codebases for idea garden projects of concepts.
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- Description: contains directories tools and skills designed/developed for human-centered, principled use (and non-use) of TritonAI.
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- Description: contains component mark-up, api explorations documentation, test environments for local, static testing of webpages, and documentation for developing in the respective platform.
Clone the Repository
Run the following command in your terminal to clone the repository to your local machine:
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git clone <repo-url>
Example:
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git clone https://github.com/organization/repository-name.git
Move Into the Repository Folder
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cd repository-name
Set Up Your Feature Branch
You need to check out the feature branch that I created for you. Run:
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git checkout -b <your-feature-branch> origin/<your-feature-branch>
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<your-feature-branch>with the branch name I provided (e.g.,sdt-member-feature-branch).
Always pull the latest changes from the remote main branch directly into your feature branch:
Ensure You’re on Your Feature Branch:
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git checkout <your-feature-branch>
Pull Remote main into Your Feature Branch: Merge the latest changes from the main branch into your feature branch:
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git pull origin main
This ensures you are always working with the most up-to-date code.
Make Changes to the Code: Edit files as needed for your task.
Stage Changes: Add the files you modified:
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git add .
Or stage specific files:
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git add <file-name>
Commit Your Changes: Write a descriptive commit message:
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git commit -m "Add description of your changes"
Push Changes to Your Remote Feature Branch: Push your changes to the remote branch:
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git push origin <your-feature-branch>
Once you push your changes, send @Lopez-CL an email letting know that your branch is ready for review.
Include the following:
- Branch name (e.g.,
sdt-member-feature-branch) - Brief description of the changes.