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06 Task Performance 1 AppDev

The document provides instructions on creating a GitHub repository and branch, making edits to a README file using Markdown, committing changes, and creating a pull request. It outlines steps to create a repository called "app-dev", add a README file, create a "readme-edits" branch, edit the README with information about a favorite movie/series using Markdown, commit the changes with a message, and make a pull request to merge the branch into main.

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06 Task Performance 1 AppDev

The document provides instructions on creating a GitHub repository and branch, making edits to a README file using Markdown, committing changes, and creating a pull request. It outlines steps to create a repository called "app-dev", add a README file, create a "readme-edits" branch, edit the README with information about a favorite movie/series using Markdown, commit the changes with a message, and make a pull request to merge the branch into main.

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Name: BSIT501P

Application Development and Emerging Technologies

06 Task Performance 1 – ARG

I. Creating a Repository

1. In the upper-right corner of your page, click on the drop-down menu, and select New repository. A
repository is usually used to organize a single project. 

2. In the Repository name box, enter app-dev.


3. In the Description box, write My first repository.

4. Set your repository as Public.

5. Tick the Add a README file checkbox. A README file is a file with information about your project.

6. Click Create repository.
II. Creating a Branch

1. Under the Code tab of your app-dev repository, click the drop-down at the top of the file list
that says main.

2. Create a branch named readme-edits. Branching lets you have different versions of a repository
at one time.
3. Click Create branch: readme-edits from main. You can use branches to experiment and make
edits before committing them to main.

4. Under the readme-edits branch you created, click the README.md file.


5. Click the pencil icon to edit the file.

6. In the editor, write some information about your favorite series/movie using different
Markdown elements. See syntax here: Markdown Cheat Sheet | Markdown Guide.
7. In the Commit changes box, write a commit message that describes your changes. Ex. Add info
about favorite series.

8. Click Commit changes.

III. Creating a Pull Request

1. Now that you have changes in your main's branch, you can open a pull request. It allows you to
propose your changes and request review from someone. 
2. Under the Pull requests tab of your app-dev repository, click New pull requests.

3. In the Example Comparisons box, select the branch you made, readme-edits. You can now see
its difference from main.

4. Click Create pull request.


5. In the description box, mention/type @sti-admin. 

6. Click Create pull request.

Copy and paste the link to your app-dev repository here. Do not upload a file containing the link.
https://github.com/aantimaro/App-Dev/pull/1

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