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A minor suggestion for a good first issue, which might improve our documentation from the perspective of contributors which are new to git.
If you are a new contributor looking for a good first issue: if this issue is more than a few days old and there hasn't been disagreement, please feel welcome to go ahead and create a pull request.
The task:
replace every occurrence of git checkout <existing-branch> with git switch <existing-branch>
replace every occurrence of git checkout -b <new-branch> with git switch -c <new-branch>
in our documentation (files ending in .md, .rst, and .txt). Don't hesitate to reach out before if you have questions. :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I didn't even know about this! This made me look up what The Carpentries would teach, and I found this (still) open issue: swcarpentry/git-novice#691 👀
Hi, @lagru and @mkcor Thank You for posting. Can I be assigned this issue?
I have replaced the commands in CONTRIBUTING.rst so you can review them. Thank You
Description:
A minor suggestion for a good first issue, which might improve our documentation from the perspective of contributors which are new to git.
If you are a new contributor looking for a good first issue: if this issue is more than a few days old and there hasn't been disagreement, please feel welcome to go ahead and create a pull request.
The task:
git checkout <existing-branch>
withgit switch <existing-branch>
git checkout -b <new-branch>
withgit switch -c <new-branch>
in our documentation (files ending in
.md
,.rst
, and.txt
). Don't hesitate to reach out before if you have questions. :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: