the dev process: iss => local branch => dev work => local test => git salute => dev server test => p/r => review & resolve => merge => product test

[barrycumbie]

iss => local branch => dev work => local test => git salute => dev server test => p/r => review & resolve => merge => product test

start with an issue, like this one.

can you write a test, like this: navigate to APP, input email address, click send, receive email at inputted address.

[barrycumbie]

TODO: make a list of all tests, maybe on a wiki...or a test script file in the REPO itself?

[barrycumbie]

🌎 ☁️ On GitHub

1. Create an issue card, like this one #8

First time set up working with the REPO (skip to ... if devbox has a...)

1. head over to <source code>
2. big green button dropdown button <> Code and https tab, copy the URL. URL template is 'https://github.com/{{YOUR-USER-NAME}}/{{YOUR-REPO-NAME}}.git`

🌎 :earth 💻

Clone the origin/remote/GitHub REPO to your local/terrestrial/devBox

1. open your preferred bash terminal
2. navigate to your preferred directory to house repos, e.g. cd desktop/repos/
3. git clone + paste in that URL
4. cd into new git directory, the repo name you just cloned
5. code . to open up a new instance of vsCode with your project all loaded up
6. close current terminal
7. toggle over to the vsCode

Already have a clone on your devBox?

1. open vsCode
2. on vsCode terminal: ⌨️ cmd + ~
3. navigate to the directory: e.g., cd/desktop/repos/my-gitHub-repo-name
4. git pull

Create the local dev branch

1. on vsCode terminal: ⌨️ cmd + ~
2. git checkout -b iss8
3. do all your dev work!

local test

git salute

dev server test => p/r => review & resolve => merge => product test