Open MridulS opened 2 years ago
I have created my first PR. Please review once @MridulS
Hi, sorry for the late submission. I've completed this task and created a PR. Please review and advise if there's anything I did incorrectly. Thanks in advance! @MridulS
First task completed.
Hi, I am Purvi Chaurasia, a second year CSAI student at IGDTUW. @MridulS I have successfully completed the first task however, I noticed that your version of NetworkX is 3.0, and for me it is showing 2.5. Is this an issue and should I work on an updated version?
@PurviChaurasia, you can update the current version through this command : pip install --upgrade networkx[default]
I think it is better to have an updated version
Hello? This is Erick as of now we can only work on the first task alone.
My networkx is version 2.7.1 after upgrading what could be the problem?
@PurviChaurasia, you can update the current version through this command : pip install --upgrade networkx[default]
I think it is better to have an updated version
Thanks a lot Ruchi!
Hey @devotuoma Are you working on Jupyter notebook? Cause I was facing a similar issue on it and later switched to vscode.
Yeah am working on notebook
Hey @devotuoma Are you working on Jupyter notebook? Cause I was facing a similar issue on it and later switched to vscode.
Hello am also stuck on committing and pushing my changes to github so are you working on main or master branch please help me
I have managed to complete the first task but I love to learn more about merging and branching in github
The introductory video given by @MridulS helped me a lot, perhaps check that out.
My networkx is version 2.7.1 after upgrading what could be the problem?
That means you have an old python version. Please make sure you are using atleast python 3.8 to make it work with NetworkX version 3.0
Yep it works now, thanks :)
First Task was completed. Moving on to next task.
My networkx is version 2.7.1 after upgrading what could be the problem?
That means you have an old python version. Please make sure you are using atleast python 3.8 to make it work with NetworkX version 3.0
Okay, let me check on it . Then would you please just let me know the day to day tasks that one is required to to for the contribution to this project please. My time zone is kind of like set back please help me .
Then would you please just let me know the day to day tasks that one is required to to for the contribution to this project please.
Please go through https://github.com/networkx/networkx/discussions/6442, the issues in this repository https://github.com/networkx/outreachy/issues/ are the tasks you are supposed to be working on during the contribution phase.
My time zone is kind of like set back please help me .
Don't worry about the timezone, most of the people in the networkx team live in different timezones :)
It worked
The first task was completed with PR #174
First task nx_version file #225
[Everyone can do this task. There is no need to claim/assign this issue]
As the first task, install networkx locally on your computer and make sure you can import it inside your python environment.
Now create a pull request on GitHub against this repository (https://github.com/networkx/outreachy), first
Fork
this repository by clicking on theFork
button on the upper right corner on the GitHub UI. Once you have forked the repository, download the repository locally (you would need to installgit
locally). If you are new togit
andgithub
you can go through an introductory video to better understand thegit
development workflow.Go to the current round directory (
2023-round-2
) and then create a new folder using your github username.Create a new file inside the new directory
your-github-username
you just created and call itnx_version.txt
Put the output of
print(nx.__version__)
inside the filenx_version.txt
and commit it locally usinggit
, push your changes to github and create a pull request against this repository.As an example, we expect you to add something like this to the repository https://github.com/networkx/outreachy/tree/main/2023-round-2/MridulS to successfully complete this task.