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Operating System Information Scraping Agents
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OS-Scraper

OS information scraper agents

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Rules

Contributors

Workflow

  1. Create a Branch for Each Feature or Bug Fix

    When you start working on a new feature or bug fix, create a new branch from the main or develop branch. The branch should have a descriptive name that indicates the purpose, such as feature/add-user-auth or bugfix/fix-login-issue. This keeps your work separate from the stable code in the main branch, reducing the risk of introducing issues.

  2. Work on the Feature or Fix in Your Branch

    Make all your changes in the feature branch. This includes writing code, adding tests, and making any necessary documentation updates. By isolating your work in a branch, you can experiment and make multiple commits without affecting the main codebase.

  3. Push the Branch to the Main Repository

    Once you've made some progress or completed your work, push the branch to the main repository on GitHub. This makes your work visible to the rest of the team and ensures it's backed up remotely. Regularly pushing your branch helps you collaborate with others and allows teammates to review your work early if needed.

  4. Create a Pull Request (PR)

    After you've completed the feature or fix, create a Pull Request (PR) from your feature branch to the main or develop branch. The PR is a formal request to merge your changes into the main codebase. It allows the team to review your work, discuss any potential issues, and ensure that the feature or fix meets the project's standards.

  5. Review and Discuss the PR

    Team members review the PR, leaving comments or suggestions for improvements. This is an opportunity to catch bugs, improve code quality, and ensure that the changes align with the overall project goals. If changes are requested, you can update your branch with additional commits to address the feedback.

The Feature Branch Workflow allows us to work on new features or fixes in isolation, reducing the risk of breaking the main codebase. Each feature branch is a safe space to develop and test changes without affecting others. By pushing branches and creating PRs, we maintain a clear process for reviewing and integrating changes, ensuring that our code remains stable and high-quality.

This workflow supports collaboration by enabling multiple developers to work on different features simultaneously. It also provides a clear history of changes, making it easier to track the progress and evolution of the project.