@djpace14 When we do our check-in, we can review how to test the API calls. Nevertheless, when reviewing a PR it's good practice to also perform a "visual" on the webpage to ensure that there have been no "regressions" (i.e. new bugs) introduced. You can do that in the usual way:
git fetch or git fetch origin (since the former command didn't seem to be fetching all remote branches for you, maybe due to your git configuration)
git checkout feature/dog-10-join-game-api
CTRL-C to quit running Docker processes (may take up to 10s, can skip this step if no process are running)
@djpace14 When we do our check-in, we can review how to test the API calls. Nevertheless, when reviewing a PR it's good practice to also perform a "visual" on the webpage to ensure that there have been no "regressions" (i.e. new bugs) introduced. You can do that in the usual way:
git fetchorgit fetch origin(since the former command didn't seem to be fetching all remote branches for you, maybe due to your git configuration)