Exercise 1 at the same time expects students to add a file, commit and push something on the main/master branch, but also tells them to not touch the main/master branch. Also creating the repository for every class is something often forgotten.
This is a simpler version of the exercise, but no dependency on the teacher, and no possibility to get conflicts or issues with other students working in the same repository.
Be aware: it's not really clear to me what the exact learning goal was of this exercise, and if that learning goal is still reached...
@robvk Now you started maybe you can look at this pull request :-) Class 30 just finished the module, so shouldn't cause any confusion to merge it now.
Exercise 1 at the same time expects students to add a file, commit and push something on the main/master branch, but also tells them to not touch the main/master branch. Also creating the repository for every class is something often forgotten.
This is a simpler version of the exercise, but no dependency on the teacher, and no possibility to get conflicts or issues with other students working in the same repository.
Be aware: it's not really clear to me what the exact learning goal was of this exercise, and if that learning goal is still reached...