Closed vladimir-v-diaz closed 6 years ago
How can we help our newcomers to adopt Git quickly (to use it productively for their own work) and in a way that interfaces nicely with our workflows?
Should we send newcomers to @octocat's Spoon-Knife
repo to actually try out the theoretic skills acquired through this guide?
Or shall we have a playground repo of our own where people can experiment? "First task on first day on the team: Add your favorite sports/treat/metro line to secure-systems-lab/playground" sorts of thing?
How about something like this https://codingsec.net/2016/06/frequently-used-git-commands/
@baloyan We used to have a bunch of those Git Cheat Sheets in the old lab. I've added a link to it in the Guide, since I found it helpful in the past. https://services.github.com/on-demand/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf
@aaaaalbert Thanks for the excellent review and edits.
Thanks for addressing my concerns, @vladimir-v-diaz!
@lukpueh and I thought it made more sense to have the Git+GitHub guide available on the lab-guidelines repo. This pull request addresses issue secure-systems-lab/code-style-guidelines/issues/13