Challenge #1 - Shreyansh Dubey

[Samrat0505]

name: Shreyansh Dubey github_user_name: Samrat0505 discord_id: shreyansh05_59319

[Samrat0505]

Url: https://github.com/Samrat0505/scaler-open-source-september-challenge

[Samrat0505]

Screenshot showing the list of all the current branches inside of your forked clone repository:

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #4 completed All contents of my local repository are now in sync with upstream

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #5 Completed

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #6 completed

Commit reflecting

[Samrat0505]

Completed #7 Challenge

Git code:

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #8 Completed

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #9 Completed

Squash screenshot:

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #10 Completed

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #11 Completed

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #12 Completed

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #13 Completed

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #14 completed Screenshot:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #15 Challenge successfully

[Samrat0505]

Completed #16 Challenge All Screenshots:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #17 Challenge All Screenshot:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #18 Challenge

[Samrat0505]

Completed #19 Challenge It was a great experience for me to use the new thing on git hub through the program of Scaler Open Source September Challenge that is using Codespaces. It was a new learning for me, so I would like to thank whole scaler team for their initiative for making us learn new things in the form of challenges. I would also like to appreciate their program for 1 month git proficiency. While using the Codespaces today, the most interesting thing I found was the integration of the all things that is Command Prompt, code block , etc at one place so we need not to be worry about the changes etc at different tabs. Overall I would like to thank for the new learning and knowledge transferring to whole team.

[Samrat0505]

Completed #20 Challenge It was a great experience for me to use the new thing on git hub through the program of Scaler Open Source September Challenge that is using Github Actions. It was a new learning for me, so I would like to thank whole scaler team for their initiative for making us learn new things in the form of challenges. I would also like to appreciate their program for 1 month git proficiency.

[Samrat0505]

Completed #21 Challenge All Screenshot:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #22 Challenge All Screenshot:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #23 Challenge Screenshot:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #24 Challenge

Here is the summary of what I have learnt so far in Open Source September Challenge:

Branch Name

• Use group words: BUG -> to indicate the specific branch has work which fixes the bug. Use Bug ID to track the issue. ex: bug-123-fix

• Use Hyphens and slashes to separate the different parts

• Avoid using numbers only

• Use short words and descriptive words

Pull Requests

• Use Imperative tense: For commit messages and PR titles use imperative tense. ex: "Fix dashboard typo" instead of "fixed or fixes"

• Use WIP: If you don't want to merge your work, but require early feedback on the code changes, name the PR with the word -WIP (Work In Progress) or In Progress

• Give your PR a meaningful description

• Show your functionality visually, whenever possible

Open Source Contribution

• Visit opensource.creativecommons.org

• Find the issues listed on the website that require community contribution

• Issues available: Issues labelled Help Wanted are open for community contribution.

• Issues Not available: Issues labelled "Staff Only" are unavailable for community contribution as the issue may require infra access.

• Contribution Process: Once you have found the issue you like to work on, comment on it that you want to work on it. Start to code and submit the PR.

• Follow the PR guidelines. Wait for the code review and address any issues raised as soon as you can.

Proposing a new Issue: Cannot find an issue to work on, create a new issue on the relevant repository including details about the implementation, and wait for feedback.

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #25 Progress made: I have started exploring for open source projects and finding the projects where I would like to contribute or be able to contribute. But to be very honest, I am finding it difficult to find a project to contribute on. Since, I mentioned, I am a beginner, so searching a desired project is still very confusing for me. I am working on it and assure to provide a better result, Being overwhelmed by seeing the types of issues being raised in some of these projects. I am still eager to participate in open-source projects and I will keep searching for suitable opportunities. Overall, I would like to thank the whole scaler team for their tremendous way of teaching.

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #26 Progress made: Today, also I have started exploring for open source projects and finding the projects where I would like to contribute or be able to contribute. But the result is same as the previous one. I have seen many YouTube videos to get an idea, how to select the project and to work on it. But more importantly I have adopted many things through this process. I have found many projects ideas to be made upon. So, in one way it giving me hope that I am not at a stage of void/null. Overall, again I would like to thank the whole scaler team for their tremendous way of teaching.

[Samrat0505]

Completed #27 Challenge

[Samrat0505]

Challenge #28 Progress made: Due to the participation in Smart India Hackathon 2023, I am unable to give my time on any platform. That result in breaking my streak of more than 100 days on LeetCode, GeekforGeeks etc. But, I will complete it soon. Overall, again I would like to thank the whole scaler team for their tremendous way of teaching.

[Samrat0505]

Completed #29 Challenge Url Link of ReadMe: https://github.com/Samrat0505/Samrat0505/blob/main/README.md ScreenShot:

[Samrat0505]

Completed #30 Challenge I have completed the google form and I have completed all the previous challenges on time. Thanks to this OpenSourceSeptemberChallenge by Scaler for making me learn and explore git.