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How To add attendee name using GitHub UI

To add our name to the list of attendees we need to create a new .yml file in the folder _data/attendees/. In this tutorial we will see how we can do this on GitHub.

First we need to go to the main page of the repository: https://github.com/Nikoleta-v3/getting-started-with-open-source.

On the right side we need to click on the button Add file and then Create new file.

Add file

When we do this we are forward to a new page which looks like:

Data

Here we need to give the name and location of your new file. Remember we want the file to be in the folder _data/attendees/. Then we just need a name for our .yml name. How about using your last name(s)?

In the file we will to include our name and we will also include our GitHub handle (user name) in case people want to collaborate with us in the future! Under Edit new file add the following lines:

- name: Name Surname
    github: handle

Once we have added the necessary information for our file it's time to commit it. Scroll down and there you will see a panel that looks like this:

Commit

A commit message is made up of 2 main components:

<Title of the commit>

<Description of what was done>
  • The title should be a description in the form of "if this commit is applied title of the commit will happen". The convention is for this to be rather short and to the point.
  • The description can be as long as needed and should be a helpful explanation of what is happening.

Once we have written our commit message we need to click on create a new branch.

Branch

and click on Propose new file. We are again forwarded to a new page. Here we can have one final check before we open our pull request. Note that pull requests should have meaningful titles. How about you come up with something better than <?

Pull request

One you are done click on Create pull request.

Success

Congratulations! You have successfully open a pull request.