mytestrepo

This was developed during an exercise in basic git and github methods and practices.

Here are some links as an overview:

• Github Guides
• Github Help
• Github Explore
• Github Pages Help

Here's where you should start if you're brand new:

• Github HelloWorld
• Github Workflow
• Github Bootcamp

Now you can see what's next:

• Github Explore
• Keeping an eye on stuff you fine

adding individual files vs "$ git add ."

Take it case by case:
Solving an issue number or developing a feature when working with somebody else's repo (PR) may differ from just working on your stuff dictates which is appropriate.

git config local and global

There's a reference link below; investigate cases requiring edits in the config. This could be a local change for the repository or global settings. Look into how the ssh credentials work.

formatting these markdown pages

Check out the resource on the wiki here.

Reference links accumulated:

• github help page

• adding a project to repo on the terminal

• git config docs

• markdown cheatsheet

• using git blame to trace changes

• git blame docs

• fetch/merge good practices, includes branching