#Task Give me 5 reports a day!

[BCFCODE]

I pulled your changes and noticed that you only have 2 commits today. Since September 13th, you haven’t made any commits. It seems like you might be struggling to understand the Git workflow. Would you like some tips and an exercise from my side? Because it doesn’t work like this…

Would you like some tips on improving your Git workflow? I can also suggest some exercises to help you get more comfortable with it. @Sepehrsalimian

Originally posted by @BCFCODE in https://github.com/Sepehrsalimian/WebStarter/discussions/16#discussioncomment-10718567

[BCFCODE]

Imagine I am the boss and you must report your progress. Every “commit” is a report from you, and I can’t see your report until you push it!

Task @Sepehrsalimian

I want 5 commits a day from you. After writing one line of code, you can create one commit (report) with a proper name and explanation. You can push after every commit (5 pushes) or push after all commits are completed (1 push). However, remember that I can only see the changes after you push.

One extra task for you: before every commit, log your commits and review the changes from your side. After your 5 commits, run:

git log --oneline --all --graph

and reply with your output on this comment.

[Sepehrsalimian]

Ok, I will do that. @BCFCODE

[BCFCODE]

It is an important task! I'm waiting... @Sepehrsalimian

[BCFCODE]

For training purposes: Commit every change, line by line, and push! @Sepehrsalimian waiting for your Q/A topics...

[BCFCODE]

I’m finally seeing your reports roll in—great job! Keep up the momentum and aim for five commits a day. You've got this! @Sepehrsalimian