Challenge 1-30: Ridhika Joshi

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name: Ridhika Joshi
github_user_name: RidhikaJoshi
discord_id: ridhikajoshi

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Challenge-#2

URL of forked repository: https://github.com/RidhikaJoshi/scaler-open-source-september-challenge

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Challenge-#3:

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

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Challenge-#4:

Screenshot showing the latest repository contents of forked clone repository locally:

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Challenge-#6:

Added URL of the issue created in Challenge-1 in the markdown file for Challenge-6:

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Challenge-#7:

Created a new mark-down file-RidhikaJoshi2.md with commit message "Added a new Mark-Down File"

Using git reset command:

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Challenge-#8:

Created a new branch in forked repository by the name of challenge8 and added an new mark-down file RidhikaJoshi-3.md.

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Challenge-#9:

Modified File created in Challenge-8 for Challenge-9:

Squashed the commits of challenge-8 and Challenge-9:

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Challenge-#10:

Squashing of commits:

Squashed Commits:

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Challenge-#11:

Git Stash and clean

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Challenge-#12:

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Challenge-#13:

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Challenge-#14:

Practising Git Rebase:
Before Squashing-

After Squashing-

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Challenge-#15:

Merge Conflict:

After resolving conflict:

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Challenge-#16:

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Challenge-#17:

Resolved Merge Conflict:

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Challenge-#18:

Creating a repo on GitHub

Cloning a repo with the help of Github Desktop

Created a new mark-down in local repo

Commiting and Pushing Changes

Creating a new branch locally

Pushing New_Branch to Github

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Challenge-#19:

Exploring Github Codespace:

It's a great experience to work with codespaces and we are able to get handy with github better

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Challenge-#20

Overall, this experience highlighted the power of automation in maintaining clean and standardized codebases within a collaborative development environment.

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Challenge-#21:

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Challenge-#22:

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Challenge-#23:

Github Pages

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Challenge-#24:

What needs to be done for effective open source contribution:

Issues:

• If you are a beginner, always start with a good-first-issue tagged issue.
• If you want to make some changes not specified in any issues or you find any bug, first create a new issue and wait until it's assigned to you.

PRs:

• Write description well
• Mention reference issue
• Review changes before creating a pull request.

Tips:

• Give your feature branch a clear name
• Give your commits and PRs active and descriptive titles
• Streamline your process of creating a new PR
• Give your PR a meaningful description
• Show your functionality visually, whenever possible
• Review your own PR before you assign it to others

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Challenge-#25:

I've started exploring open source projects at https://goodfirstissue.dev/, but currently I haven't found any good issues to work on yet. I've made a list of possible projects, and I'm actively looking for suitable issues to work on.

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Challenge 26:

• Registered for Scalar Open Quest Hackathon
• Still Searching for Open Source Projects

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Challenge-#27:

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Challenge -#28:

• Still Searching for an issue.
• Registered for Hacktoberfest.

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Challenge-#29:

• Registered for Scaler OpenQuest hackathon
• Added Readme

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Challenge-#30:

I wanted to reach out and extend my heartfelt thanks to you for spearheading Open Source September. Your efforts have made a significant impact, and I appreciate all the hard work you put into making this event a reality.

Open Source September has been a remarkable experience for me, and I have gained valuable insights and skills throughout the month. Your dedication to open source and the community is truly commendable.

Thank You.